Breast Milk Cheese Served At Art Show


Breast milk cheese and crackers are were on the menu last night at the launch of a wacky London art exhibition.

The artist, Raul Ortega Ayala named the show "Alejandra Ortiz-Reynoso", after the woman who donated the milk.

According to the artist the cheese is designed to "explore our first encounter with food, emphasizing its territoriality and boundaries".

A spokeswoman said: "He makes the cheese in the normal way - it's just a standard process.

The cheese was served simply, with a more traditional accompaniment of crackers.

I wish the world would give up their obsession with breast milk. It was not created to make ice cream, butter, cheese or Swiss delicacies. Breast milk's purpose is to provide a baby with total nutrition because they are not able to have anything else.

It is just sick to me that 'artists' or chefs want to use it for adult consumption.

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Anonymous said…
Well, one could say that cow's milk probably wasn't designed for those things either. I can see why people are intrigued by it, but frankly I'm not even a fan of cow milk so I don't think I'd be interested in eating something made from someone's breast milk either.

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