Not long ago the world was introduced to breast milk ice cream from a London creamery called The Icecreamists. Now one woman is providing and exhibiting breast milk cheese as a form of expression and enlightenment. Miriam Simun is exposing the inhabitants of New York to this new "delicacy," according to <a href="http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/05/02/us-cheese-breastmilk-idUSTRE7413X020110502?feedType=RSS&amp;feedName=oddlyEnoughNews&amp;utm_source=feedburner&amp;utm_medium=feed&amp;utm_campaign=Feed%3A+reuters%2FoddlyEnoughNews+%28News+%2F+US+%2F+Oddly+Enough%29">Reuters</a>, in the hopes that "her cheese will make people think about the various ways human bodies are used as "factories," producing blood, hair, sperm, eggs and organs that can all be harvested to be used by others."

Apparently the range of emotions for the New Yorkers who were offered a sample of cheese from the art exhibit, aptly named The Lady Cheese Shop, ran the gamut, anywhere from intrigued and interested, all the way to the other end of spectrum, disgust.

Honestly, breast milk ice cream and cheese don't seem like they would be such a bad idea. However ladies, wouldn't you rather make and consume your own culinary creation made from breast milk out of your own body? The same for men. Wouldn't you feel more comfortable consuming breast milk products produced by your own significant other? I just can't image ordering up some West Side Funk, Midtown Smoke,  or especially Wisconsin Chew, when it has been produced from some woman whom I have never even met! Of course, we drink regular milk produced from cows whom we have never met either. People are creatures of habit though, so don't expect breast milk dairy products to start overtaking other dairy in the supermarket any time soon!

If you missed the video on the breast milk ice cream, served by a waitress called "Baby Gaga," check it out here... <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zT6oPeV6YQ">The Icecreamists discuss their new breast milk ice cream, Baby Gaga</a>.

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