Is it possible to make ice cream or other dairy products from breast milk?

If you mean HUMAN breast milk... I doubt it... there are over 400 INGREDIENTS in HUMAN breast milk... and many of them won't freeze





The reason that cow's milk is a poor substitute for mother's milk has to do with those more than 400 ingredients in mother's milkIs it possible to make ice cream or other dairy products from breast milk?
I suppose but pray tell exactly where you would find such an abundant supply of human milk?





EDIT: My first reaction was ALL milk is breast milk, but I thought perhaps there might be other names for the mammary glands of some mammals.Is it possible to make ice cream or other dairy products from breast milk?
Shouldn't you be doing your own research?





Oh, right. You're too stupid.





How silly of me.
Hey Einstein: all milk comes from breasts????(*%26amp;^%%$$





Hey Genius: monkies have breast, cats, dogs, horses, the list goes on and on......thanks for the rude email, also, JERK. As you can see, I'm not the only one who sees this questions as: vague. again: JERK.
well i suppose so but you would either need a lactating lady willing to oblige you by expressing non stop for approximately 8 months solid ;or get hold of a group of new moms happy to donate their unwanted breast milk at a la leche league.both unlikely to happen me thinks.just get some cream(cow breast milk) and an ice cream maker. far less hassle all round.