Archive · 11 Aug 2025
Frida Introduces Breast Milk-Inspired Ice Cream
Frida, a company making baby products, has released breast milk-inspired ice cream.
The ice cream aims to taste like breast milk, but it is not made from it.
Instead, it's made by OddFellows and is lightly sweet and salty with honey and colostrum flavors.
The ice cream is available online in the US, priced at $12.99 per pint (with a two-pint minimum).
A pop-up event in Brooklyn offered a taste of the ice cream to customers.
Frida's goal was to let people experience the taste of breast milk, addressing a question they pondered.
Frida launched breast milk-inspired ice cream, aiming to replicate its taste.
The ice cream, produced by OddFellows, doesn't contain real breast milk.
It's described as lightly sweet, salty, with honey hints, and colostrum.
The ice cream costs $12.99 a pint, with a two-pint minimum purchase.
A pop-up event at OddFellows in Brooklyn featured the ice cream, drawing interest.
- Who
- Frida and OddFellows.
- What
- Frida launched breast milk-inspired ice cream.
- When
- The launch occurred recently.
- Where
- Available in the US.
- Why
- To offer a taste experience mimicking breast milk.
- Product
- Breast milk-inspired ice cream
- Company
- Frida and OddFellows
- Flavor Profile
- Lightly sweet, salty, honey, colostrum
- Price
- $12.99 per pint
- Purchase Requirement
- Two-pint minimum
- Location of Pop-up
- Brooklyn, New York