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An ice cream company in the UK has created a ‘licence to chill’ ice lolliy after asking more than 1,000 women which male celebrity was the coolest. Results are out: it's James Bond star Daniel Craig.

Del Monte Superfruit Smoothies said artists ‘worked tirelessly’ to recreate a sculpture of 41-year-old Craig in the scene where he emerges from the sea in Casino Royale.

The Daniel Craig smoothie lollies are blueberry, pomegranate and cranberry flavoured and are to be distributed during the first National Ice Cream Week which starts today and ends on June 7.

The coolest smoothie poll was dominated by actors with Jude Law scooping second place and Hugh Grant taking third. Welshmen Steve Jones and Tom Jones take fourth and fifth places, while Scottish film star Ewan McGregor comes in sixth. Three Davids - Cameron, Beckham and Tennant take positions seven, eight and nine, while the top ten is completed by silver fox Philip Schofield.

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A while back, PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, made all the “weird news” columns by suggesting that Ben & Jerry’s should use women breast milk instead of cow milk. Convinced that breast milk is healthier for you than cow milk, Vice Magazine set out to discover whether breast-milk wouldn't also make tasty cupcakes.

In case you’re still dubious towards imbibing of le lait teton, we forced our friend Patrick to do a taste test: Breast-milk cupcakes vs. some regular old cow-milk cupcakes. Apparently the winner was the cupcakes done with women's breast milk.

Having heard the urban legends about the contraceptive effectiveness of Coca-Cola products for years, Deborah Anderson, , a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Boston University's School of Medicine, decided to put the soft drink to the test.

For discovering that Coke is indeed a spermicide, Anderson and her team are among this year's winners of the Ig Nobel Prize, the annual award given by the Annals of Improbable Research magazine for oddball but often surprisingly practical scientific achievements.

Anderson and her colleagues found that not only was Coca-Cola a spermicide, but that Diet Coke for some reason worked best. Their study appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine in 1985.

"We're thrilled to win an Ig Nobel, because the study was somewhat of a parody in the first place," said Anderson, who added that she does not recommend using Coke for birth control purposes.

A group of Taiwanese doctors were honored for a similar study that found Coca-Cola and other soft drinks were not effective contraceptives. Anderson said the studies used different methodology.

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Hailed as the world's first recipe collection of its kind, the e-book Cooking With Balls includes testicle pizza, battered testicles and and barbecued testicles with giblets.

Ljubomir Erovic, the chef behind the book, said testicles are rich in testosterone and are believed to be a powerful aphrodisiac in China as well as his homeland of Serbia.

The collection features testicles from several different animals, including stallions, ostriches, bulls, pigs and turkeys.

A "very sharp knife" is needed for traditional style testicles, which get boiled, cut up and deep fried in hot oil.

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Erovic, 45, said: "The tastiest testicles in my opinion probably come from bulls, stallions or ostriches, although other people have their own favourites. All testicles can be eaten - except human, of course. The best for aphrodisiac properties are sheep and stallion testicles."

Erovic also organises the World Testicle Cooking Championship (yummy!) held annually in Serbia since 2004. It draws in chefs from Australia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Norway and Serbia. One metric tonne of testicles are prepared during the contest.

Animal rights group PETA is urging ice cream makers Ben & Jerry's to use milk from nursing mothers instead of cows.

Peta claims that breast milk would be "better for both consumers and cows", pointing out the nutritional benefits of breast milk and highlighting the animal welfare concerns over dairy farming.

In a letter to Ben & Jerry's co-founders Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, it cites the example of chef Hans Locher, who recently announced that he will be serving soups and sauces made from 75 per cent breast milk in his Swiss restaurant. Mr Locher posted adverts in local villages appealing for donors, offering a rate of £3 per 14 ounces (398ml) for their milk.

The suggestion that cows' milk has a detrimental effect on health provoked anger this weekend among dairy farmers, who have been hit by falling prices and the increasing popularity of non-dairy alternatives such as soy milk.

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