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Austin based company Lollyphile has created a new bizarre addition to the world of amazing candy: Breast Milk flavored lollipops for adults (or 'grownup babies').
When quizzed about their inspiration behind the interesting candy flavor, owner Jason Darling stated that it all began with his friends' kids.
"I would hand them back to their moms and their moms just instantly [plugged] them in and start feeding them and just like that, they're so happy. They're so content," commented Jason Darling. He added that he felt a yearning as well as "it had been so long since [he'd] had breast milk."
To create an authentic flavor of breast milk, Darling got samples from his mommy friends. He pointed out that "all breast milk [tastes] different… depending on what the mother's eating." As a result, they tried a "bunch of them" and "got the one [they] felt was closest." Nevertheless, breast milk lollipops aren't actually made out of breast milk, they just taste like them.
Lollyphile has already been selling other off-the-beaten-track flavors, like Absinthe, Habanero Tequila and Chocolate Bacon. Despite their many unique flavors, it's nice to know that all the lollipops are vegan.
Below is a brief video showing Lollyphile customers enjoying their candy.
Would you try breast milk flavored lollipops?
[via Myfoxaustin.com / FOX 7, images via Lollyphile]
Austin based company Lollyphile has created a new bizarre addition to the world of amazing candy: Breast Milk flavored lollipops for adults (or 'grownup babies').
When quizzed about their inspiration behind the interesting candy flavor, owner Jason Darling stated that it all began with his friends' kids.
"I would hand them back to their moms and their moms just instantly [plugged] them in and start feeding them and just like that, they're so happy. They're so content," commented Jason Darling. He added that he felt a yearning as well as "it had been so long since [he'd] had breast milk."
To create an authentic flavor of breast milk, Darling got samples from his mommy friends. He pointed out that "all breast milk [tastes] different… depending on what the mother's eating." As a result, they tried a "bunch of them" and "got the one [they] felt was closest." Nevertheless, breast milk lollipops aren't actually made out of breast milk, they just taste like them.
Lollyphile has already been selling other off-the-beaten-track flavors, like Absinthe, Habanero Tequila and Chocolate Bacon. Despite their many unique flavors, it's nice to know that all the lollipops are vegan.
Below is a brief video showing Lollyphile customers enjoying their candy.
Would you try breast milk flavored lollipops?
[via Myfoxaustin.com / FOX 7, images via Lollyphile]