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Mom Says She Used Breast Milk For Bake Sale Brownies

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Gross, gross, gross.... :puke:

 

CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) -

A mother claimed in a Facebook post that she used breast milk in brownies for a school bake sale because she "didn't have time to run to the store."

 

The woman said she was seeking advice and suggestions from social media users after another woman found out about the substitute ingredient. She added that she didn't think it was that big of a deal, and "some of those kids could use the nutrition."

 

The post, which kept the mother anonymous, went viral almost immediately. The post has almost nearly 5,000 reactions. Comments ranged from disgusted to amused.

 

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, breastfeeding is strongly recommended by healthcare professionals, but parents feeding a baby milk from a source other than the baby's mother should consult a healthcare expert. Donor milk should be screened and handled safely. Risks can include spreading diseases such as HIV, or worse, sharing drug contaminants.

 

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Gross, gross, gross.... :puke:

 

CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) -

A mother claimed in a Facebook post that she used breast milk in brownies for a school bake sale because she "didn't have time to run to the store."

 

The woman said she was seeking advice and suggestions from social media users after another woman found out about the substitute ingredient. She added that she didn't think it was that big of a deal, and "some of those kids could use the nutrition."

 

The post, which kept the mother anonymous, went viral almost immediately. The post has almost nearly 5,000 reactions. Comments ranged from disgusted to amused.

 

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, breastfeeding is strongly recommended by healthcare professionals, but parents feeding a baby milk from a source other than the baby's mother should consult a healthcare expert. Donor milk should be screened and handled safely. Risks can include spreading diseases such as HIV, or worse, sharing drug contaminants.

 

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When you think about it, almost universally, the reaction from people is that this is gross. But we don't think twice about drinking/using the breast milk of other animals. How is cow milk somehow less gross??

When you think about it, almost universally, the reaction from people is that this is gross. But we don't think twice about drinking/using the breast milk of other animals. How is cow milk somehow less gross??

 

I am more surprised a school let someone make something home made for a sale at school. Most schools anymore you have to buy store bought so the list of ingredients is present for food allergy issues.

 

 

Btw milk is milk.

I am more surprised a school let someone make something home made for a sale at school. Most schools anymore you have to buy store bought so the list of ingredients is present for food allergy issues.

 

 

Btw milk is milk.

 

So you would willing drink a glass of her breast milk instead of a glass of 2%?

So you would willing drink a glass of her breast milk instead of a glass of 2%?

 

Only difference is its a little saltier.

Only difference is its a little saltier.

 

So you would drink it instead of the 2%?

So you would drink it instead of the 2%?

 

I dont drink 2% anyways so I guess I have to answer yes, lol. But yeah milk is milk, ever tried it?

I dont drink 2% anyways so I guess I have to answer yes, lol. But yeah milk is milk, ever tried it?

 

:rolleyes:

So you would willing drink a glass of her breast milk instead of a glass of 2%?

 

I prefer mine "straight from the source".:thumb:

I don't drink milk but this woman needs to go to jail.

Probably one of those things that seems way more disgusting than it really is.

1) Woman is stupid for doing it.

2) Woman is even stupider for admitting it.

3) Probably does need to be charged as body fluids can contain bloodborne pathogens that infect humans and spread from person to person.

I don't drink milk but this woman needs to go to jail.

 

Exactly what crime did she commit?

Probably one of those things that seems way more disgusting than it really is.

 

That's where I'm at on it.

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