can butter be made out of human milk?

Answer 1

It can, but I would hate to think what it will taste like.

Answer 2

I just googled milk composition and discovered that human breast milk is 4.2% fat Therefore for every 16oz of milk you produce you will get .572oz of fat from it Therefore if you want to make a pound of butter you will need 28lbs of milk . I know that number is not exactly right because I neglected to decrease it to reflect milk solid and water pecentages . Still even it's 20% less that's a lot of milk to make

Answer 3

Like regular milk, you'd need to let the fatty parts rise to the top, first. Butter is made from cream, not from whole milk. Unfortunately, there's less cream in human milk, so you'll need a LOT of it to make a stick's worth of human butter.

Answer 4

It could be. But why? Isn't it more important that a lactating mother give that milk to her baby? Then there is the question of volume. You will note that there are zero products made from human breast milk.

Answer 5

Yes, of course. Butter can be made from any kind of milk, the only question is the taste and the price.

Answer 6

Butter is made from the fat content of milk, so it is theoretically possible,

Answer 7

oh yes... cause human milk and cow milk contain the same minerals and protein

Answer 8

no. first production..... humans don't make nearly as much as cows....2nd, milk fat... human milk does not have as much. and thats what u need to make butter and cheese...............

Answer 9

yeah, sure, but I think Jack byrnes has a patent on it.

Answer 10

You have way too much time on your hands.