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Mom Says She Used Breast Milk For Bake Sale Brownies

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THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Today is my first day back to work after vacation and I wasn't in the best of moods. This thread had busting out laughing on multiple occasions. You guys rock!

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Sad part is this fool has children to raise. Who , in their right mind , squeezes some titty juice into a mixing bowl for other children and adults to eat ? Would love it if they proved this to be true and prosecuted her to the full extent of the law , throwing ANY body fluid into someone else food should be a major offense.

Just so I'm clear...we want this woman thrown in jail for making brownies with something millions feed to their babies (some toddlers) every day? The same thing most on here probably drank when they were babies.

 

Look, I drink tons of milk and no chance I'm taking a shot of some woman's boob juice. But the over reaction here is a bit ridiculous. It was in a cooked brownie. I'm assuming all of those that are outraged eat no processed foods and only eat food they grow. I mean if not you have no idea what you're eating.

I'm late to the party for all of the sophomoric humor I love so much, but I happened across this story on another site, and one of the comments said, "this ain't 2%, this is straight ho milk". And as usual, I laughed out loud and when I tried to convey why to my wife, she just looked at me like I was 13.

I'm late to the party for all of the sophomoric humor I love so much, but I happened across this story on another site, and one of the comments said, "this ain't 2%, this is straight ho milk". And as usual, I laughed out loud and when I tried to convey why to my wife, she just looked at me like I was 13.

:lol2: sounds familiar

Is it wise to get your milk and cookies at the same place.

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! Today is my first day back to work after vacation and I wasn't in the best of moods. This thread had busting out laughing on multiple occasions. You guys rock!

 

After this thread, I'm worried about what might be in my order of Mediocre Nachos from Taco Bell.

Just so I'm clear...we want this woman thrown in jail for making brownies with something millions feed to their babies (some toddlers) every day? The same thing most on here probably drank when they were babies.

 

Look, I drink tons of milk and no chance I'm taking a shot of some woman's boob juice. But the over reaction here is a bit ridiculous. It was in a cooked brownie. I'm assuming all of those that are outraged eat no processed foods and only eat food they grow. I mean if not you have no idea what you're eating.

 

Yes! This^^. You couldn't pay me to take a swig of breast milk. But like I said before, people love and don't think twice about drinking the breast milk of a cow. Pasteurized or not, when you think about it, that's kind of gross. I heard once from somewhere, that humans are the only animal that regularly drinks breast milk from another species AND the only animal that drinks milk after the baby/infant/toddler stage.

Yes! This^^. You couldn't pay me to take a swig of breast milk. But like I said before, people love and don't think twice about drinking the breast milk of a cow. Pasteurized or not, when you think about it, that's kind of gross. I heard once from somewhere, that humans are the only animal that regularly drinks breast milk from another species AND the only animal that drinks milk after the baby/infant/toddler stage.

 

Ever hear of a cat?

Ever hear of a cat?

 

Yes, I've even seen a few cats in my life. However, I've never seen a cat try to milk a cow, goat or any other animal. Cat's do not naturally drink milk outside of their mothers milk while they are kittens. Really, how would they?? They only drink milk when humans give them milk to drink, and most (if not all vets) recommend that cats not be given milk. Most cats are lactose intolerant. Why Milk Is Bad For Cats - CatTime

 

It's only humans that regularly drink the milk of other species. Again, though, I'm only pointing out the irony. While I don't drink much milk (only with cereal), I'm a big fan of cheese, ice cream, and other dairy products.

Yes, I've even seen a few cats in my life. However, I've never seen a cat try to milk a cow, goat or any other animal. Cat's do not naturally drink milk outside of their mothers milk while they are kittens. Really, how would they?? They only drink milk when humans give them milk to drink, and most (if not all vets) recommend that cats not be given milk. Most cats are lactose intolerant. Why Milk Is Bad For Cats - CatTime

 

It's only humans that regularly drink the milk of other species. Again, though, I'm only pointing out the irony. While I don't drink much milk (only with cereal), I'm a big fan of cheese, ice cream, and other dairy products.

 

Give animals opposable thumbs and see what they milk. LOL

Yes, I've even seen a few cats in my life. However, I've never seen a cat try to milk a cow, goat or any other animal. Cat's do not naturally drink milk outside of their mothers milk while they are kittens. Really, how would they?? They only drink milk when humans give them milk to drink, and most (if not all vets) recommend that cats not be given milk. Most cats are lactose intolerant. Why Milk Is Bad For Cats - CatTime

 

It's only humans that regularly drink the milk of other species. Again, though, I'm only pointing out the irony. While I don't drink much milk (only with cereal), I'm a big fan of cheese, ice cream, and other dairy products.

This. Not sure where the cats and milk thing came from but you should not give it to them. Pretty much every animal is lactose intolerant as an adult. If you stop eating/drinking dairy you will likely become intolerant yourself. Your body will likely stop producing lactase which is what allows you to process lactose.
Just so I'm clear...we want this woman thrown in jail for making brownies with something millions feed to their babies (some toddlers) every day? The same thing most on here probably drank when they were babies.

 

Look, I drink tons of milk and no chance I'm taking a shot of some woman's boob juice. But the over reaction here is a bit ridiculous. It was in a cooked brownie. I'm assuming all of those that are outraged eat no processed foods and only eat food they grow. I mean if not you have no idea what you're eating.

 

 

Like many animals do in the wild kingdom, some women now eat the placenta after giving birth. Should I mark you down for some sauteed placenta and onions?

 

While it PROBABLY didn't end up a big deal and no one was hurt or sickened by this event (at least not till after hearing about it), the woman absolutely should have known better than this and is...well...a moron.

Like many animals do in the wild kingdom, some women now eat the placenta after giving birth. Should I mark you down for some sauteed placenta and onions?

 

While it PROBABLY didn't end up a big deal and no one was hurt or sickened by this event (at least not till after hearing about it), the woman absolutely should have known better than this and is...well...a moron.

Really, are you seriously comparing breast feeding to eating the placenta? Come on.

 

As far as her being a moron, no argument from me.

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