"Breastmilk Ice Cream" Leads to Health Concerns and Is Banned from Selling in London

"Ice creamists" recently launched a new product, milk ice cream, made from fresh milk instead of milk, and people who tasted it are full of praise. However, the ice cream called “Baby” was recently forcibly stopped by local governments in Westminster, London.

According to the cold-drink owner Matt O'Connor, the “baby clam” ice cream is very popular with customers, but after the local government sampled and tested the ice cream, they wrote to O'Connor and ordered him to stop selling the ice cream. Westminster MP Brian Cornell said: “We received two complaints from the Health Protection Agency and members of the Food Standards Bureau. Local government officials then visited the soda store and asked all breast milk ice cream to be removed. Stop selling."

For reasons given by the government, O'Connor reluctantly stated: “They (government departments) feel that breast milk ice cream is not safe. This is tantamount to saying that breast milk itself is insecure. Is breast milk in breast milk banks also unsafe?” It is understood that "Baby" is very expensive, priced at 14 pounds (about 140 yuan), as an important raw material of breast milk from 15 British mothers, they are to see O'Connor in a mother's forum after the release of advertisements of.