I Sucked on a Breast Milk Lollipop and Lived to Write About It
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Back in June I covered an exciting new product hitting the novelty lollipop market: the Texas-based Lollyphile Breast Milk-Flavored Lollipop. My feelings on the matter were a blend of maximum-lolz, medium-nausea, and the smug comfort of living very, very far away from Texas. Here’s what I wrote at the time:
Are you tired of the same old lollipops just sitting around in your mouth not tasting like a stranger’s leaky breast? Well MERRY CHRISTMAS, SHERLOCK. After rigorous boob-milk taste-testing, the food scientists at one Austin-based candy company have managed to synthesize the flavor of human breast milk in the form of (VEGAN!) lollipops. Available for mail order. To your mouth.
Ohhhhhhhh, I was so young then! So naive! “YOUR” mouth, I said. “Your” mouth. My mouth, I thought, was safe. Well, in the grand tradition of Candy Corn Oreos and Watermelon Oreos and P. Diddy’s Coconut-Flavored Naughty Lotion, my boss IMMEDIATELY hopped online to FedEx a couple of breast milk lollipops directly to my #1 head-hole.