A2 Cow Ghee - Amritmahal Ghee
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DESI COW GOODNESS
Description
Hatti Butti brings you our Amritmahal Pure A2 Cow Ghee, made from milk sourced from the indigenous Amritmahal breed of Karnataka. Prepared using the traditional Bilona method, this ghee combines the heritage of a native Indian cattle breed with a carefully followed traditional preparation process.
The milk is first converted into curd and then traditionally churned using a wooden Bilona to separate the butter. The butter is slowly clarified to create rich and aromatic Bilona Cow Ghee with a naturally grainy, daanedaar texture.
With its rich aroma and traditional flavour, Amritmahal Ghee is suitable for everyday Indian meals, including dal, rice, khichdi, roti, tadka, traditional cooking and festive recipes.
How It’s Made: Traditional Bilona Method
Uses of Amrit Mahal Ghee
Health & Nutritional Benefits
How to Store
Store the glass jar in a cool, dry place inside your kitchen pantry. Keep it away from direct sunlight and moisture. Refrigeration is generally not required.
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FAQ's
Q1: What makes Amritmahal Cow Ghee different?
Ans: Amritmahal Ghee is made from milk sourced from the indigenous Amritmahal breed of Karnataka and prepared using the traditional Bilona method. This process gives the ghee its characteristic aroma, flavour and texture.
Q2: Is Amritmahal Ghee A2?
Heat destroys delicate nutrients, flavour, and aroma in oils. Pressing below 27°C ensures your groundnut oil retains its full natural goodness, just as nature intended.Ans: If the product is sold as A2 Cow Ghee, its A2 status should be supported by relevant breed documentation, laboratory testing or certification. The A2 designation refers to the beta-casein profile of the milk.
Q3: What is Bilona Cow Ghee?
Ans: Bilona ghee is traditionally made by converting milk into curd, churning the curd using a traditional wooden churner to separate butter, and then slowly clarifying the butter into ghee.
Q4: Why does ghee sometimes have a different colour or texture?
Ans: Natural differences in milk, season, cattle feed and preparation can cause variations in the colour, aroma and texture between batches.
Q5: Can people with dairy or lactose sensitivity consume ghee?
Ans: Ghee contains very little lactose because most milk solids are removed during clarification. However, people with a milk allergy or significant dairy sensitivity should consult a qualified healthcare professional before consuming it.
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