A scientist made yogurt from her own vagina and then ate it as a part of a bizarre experiement.
University
of Wisconsin PhD student Cecilia Westbrook made two batches of her very
own natural yogurt after seeing a cookbook documenting recipes using
sperm, but being unable to find a female equivilent.
Ms Westbrook
said: "In a way, it’s so obvious. Like, of course you can make yogurt
out of your natural flora. But who would think to do it?"
"And of
course the feminist in me wants to say something about how there’s a
beauty in connecting your body to your food and exploring the power that
your vagina has."
"Part of that is kind of a mystical hippie
thing, but part of it is also just getting comfortable with your own
body, especially in a culture that is so uncomfortable with women’s
bodies."
She made the yogurt overnight, using a wooden spoon to collect her ingredients, and fermenting it in a dish.
When she woke, she ate the sample with blueberries, saying that it tasted like Indian yogurt.
Her rather 'personal' journey was documented by close friend Janet Jay.
Mrs Jay said: "Every vagina is home to hundreds of different types of bacteria and organisms. The
dominant bacteria is called lactobacillus, which also happens to be
what people sometimes use to culture milk, cheese, and yogurt."
After
carrying out the experiment however, the pair consulted Larry Forney, a
microbiologist at the University of Idaho, who warned them that it was a
bad idea.
Please do not try this at home...
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