Ghee that knows which cow it came from.
Made from the A2-rich milk of indigenous Gir and Kankrej cows. Curd first, never cream. Small batches, glass jars, nothing added.
Made from the A2-rich milk of indigenous Gir and Kankrej cows. Curd first, never cream. Small batches, glass jars, nothing added.
Your favourite spread. Made with real A2 cow ghee.
For breakfast, snack time and every sweet craving. Made with real nuts, cocoa and coconut jaggery. No palm oil. No refined sugar.
Two breeds, two temperaments, two landscapes. The same land shaped both the cattle and the families who have lived beside them for generations, and a little of it comes home with you.
Gentle · Golden · Generous
Ghee: deep gold, sweet, mellow
Fierce · Proud · Unbreakable
Ghee: silver-gold, clean, bold
Every jar names its breed.
Available now: A2 Gir Cow Ghee, A2 Kankrej Cow Ghee, Almond Spread and Hazelnut & Almond Spread. Coming soon: Sahiwal & Rathi ghee and Infused Ghee.
Made the slow way, by the bilona method.
Fresh morning milk from free-grazing desi cows.
Set overnight into dahi. This is the bilona difference.
Into fresh white butter (makkhan).
Simmered slowly until golden and fragrant.
Poured into a glass jar. Every batch lab-tested.
In Ayurvedic tradition, ghee is regarded as Sattvic food.
Nut spreads ground on a base of our own A2 desi cow ghee. Not palm oil, not hydrogenated fat. The same milk, in a form the children will actually ask for.
Darjeeling isn't simply tea. Alphonso isn't simply mango. Basmati isn't simply rice. Origin gives food context, identity and meaning, and India's indigenous cattle deserve the same recognition.
Which breed? From where? Raised by whom? Made how?
Cattle supported farms, dung returned nutrients to soil, fields produced food and fodder. The breed is where that circle begins.
The smell alone took me back to my grandmother's kitchen. Deep gold, properly grainy, exactly what ghee is meant to taste like.
A spoon of this on hot rice and you understand why the breed is on the label. Nothing else in the kitchen smells quite like it.
Sent a jar to my parents without telling them it was different from usual. They asked where I found ghee that tasted like home.
Sharper and more savoury than I expected, in a good way. Holds up well against strong spices when I temper dal. Wish the jar was a little bigger.
My son asks for this on toast now instead of the usual shop-bought spread. Made on ghee rather than palm oil, which is the reason I switched.
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