Food and drinks often go viral online for their unusual ingredients, unexpected combinations or simply because they leave people wondering if they would actually try them. From different coffee flavours to unique food trends, social media has made such creations popular among users. One such drink has now caught attention for an unusual claim.
A Los Angeles cafe became the subject of a viral Instagram video over a drink described as a “Mommy Mocha”, which was claimed to be made with human breast milk.
In the video, a woman visited the cafe and pointed out a sign that read “Now serving human milk”. She also said she was considering ordering the unusual drink. The creator shared footage from inside the cafe, where a staff member was seen preparing a coffee from the human milk.
The term “Mommy Mocha” was used in the viral post to describe the unusual coffee. Sharing the video on Instagram, the creator wrote, “I ordered a mommy mocha. but fr you don't have to drink human milk.”
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What Did The Viral Video Show?
The footage began outside the cafe, where the creator pointed to a sign announcing that human milk was being served. Inside, a staff member was seen preparing a beverage, while another person appeared to drink from a small bottle.
A later clip showed another woman holding a breast pump and a bottle, adding to the unusual theme of the video. The creator then asked, “Is this where they get it from?” while exploring the cafe.
What Is The ‘Mommy Mocha'?
The term “Mommy Mocha” has been used online as a reference for a beverage associated with human breast milk, with the concept gaining attention through social media posts about a cafe in Los Angeles.
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Another Viral Video Claims To Show ‘Human Breast Milk' Coffee
In another Instagram video, a creator said he had found a coffee shop in Santa Monica that was serving human breast milk. He approached someone at the cafe and asked about the unusual offering, before ordering a plain version of the drink.
The creator was then asked whether he wanted vanilla or caramel, but chose to have it plain. After trying the drink, he said he liked it and repeated that it was human breast milk. The person speaking with him also claimed that drinking breast milk was good for gut health.