Albumen is for developing animals.

eggs are a perfectly legitimate food

eggs and milk are basically the same thing

If I cut out dairy I'd never hit my protein targets. I can only eat so much chicken

eggs?

Milk is a high fat, high protein, easily digested food source. With those qualities, it's a useful source of nutrients for any mammal, adult or child.

yes, eggs

not the mammalian kind

It's just most useful for children given all their biological hangups.

islam is a religion of *sick radical skate tricks*

babies eat pulverized vegetables, often

beacause it reduces the risk of choking among other things

baby food is not any less nutritious than its ingredients

@Bookworm then you should be fine with replacing cows milk with breast milk. (all relevant health and safety regs applied of course)

cow's milk is breast milk

bovine breast milk

human breast milk

milk comes from breasts

technically no it doesn't.

not it cows

How different from cow's milk does woman's milk need to be to make it a "legit human food"?

your opinion is underdeveloped, dude

whoop, common ground https://twitter.com/BloombergTV/status/1070419055541137415?s=20

the food is as nutritious or as dangerous as it is

and people choose freely whether to consume it or not

it comes from their mammaries. which are not located on their breasts

people thought cigarettes were healthy, then they didn't

then they did again

then they finally didn't again

given that breast generally referrers to the muscle group in the "chest"

Yes, I agree that human breast milk would be an acceptable and useful source of nutrients.

now you're just being a pedant

You wouldn't replace dairy farms with humans though lol

However, I must admit that the cultural norms of such a practice would probably stop me from partaking.

this is how stay at home moms can contribute and get paid

lmao

we could just eat humans... soylant green is your future!

woman milk is not consistent enough to be packaged like cow milk

you can buy it from stores

you can

Could we not homogenize it like cow's milk?