Kick and OnlyFans star Amouranth has revealed her new business venture.
After selling her farts in jars as well as her bath water, you'd think she had come up with all the ways to give her fans a piece of her.
However, a beer company is certainly upping the ante by creating a new flavor that uses the streamer's yeast.
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And yes, it's yeast from her vagina.
Amouranth, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa says The Order of Yoni approached her for the bizarre collaboration.
The Polish company has a Woman's Essence range of beers that feature the lactobacillus of various people.
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"Imagine an extremely sensual image of femininity, which has often appeared in the wildest of fantasies," Order of Yoni says on its website.
It added: "Reach out for a bottle filled with a golden beverage replete with female essence, give yourself up to your instincts and enjoy the intimacy of an extraordinary model.
"The Order of Yoni is a sensual experience in the form of a beer enclosed in a bottle, obtaining its unusual flavour notes through the use of champagne yeast, wheat malts, and exclusive additives in the form of orange peel, coriander and aframomum.
"The composition is enhanced with the use of lactic acid from vaginal bacteria to bring pleasure to every sip."
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Amouranth has explained to Dexerto how she became involved in the project.
"There’s a beer company. They’re European. They want me to send in my vagina yeast," she explained.
“Like basically like pap smear myself. They want to make beer using my vaginal yeast… like the same profile, I guess.”
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She reckons it could be a big seller for the company.
“It’s hilarious," she said.
"People will buy it for sure. I don’t know if they’ll actually drink it, I mean, they’ll probably drink it."
The Order of Yoni takes the bacteria from its female subjects and isolates it, cleans it and then works to identify its unique markers.
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"It is then multiplied to the quantity that allows for the preparation of culture starter kits that are used in the brewery during beer fermentation," it says on its website.
"The Yoni Lactobacillus is used in the production of limited edition sour ales, lambics, flanker ales and sour stouts."
It's unclear when this collaboration is expected to hit the virtual shelves so stay tuned... erm, if that's your thing.
Stewart Perrie