Description
Made with A2 cow’s milk
Our A2 Cow ghee is made solely from the milk of desi (native) cows of the Haryana breed.
A2 Milk is nutrition-dense and is a rich source of vitamins A, D, E, and K, minerals, protein, iron, and calcium. It also contains Omega-3 fatty acids that decrease bad cholesterol and naturally occurring antioxidants that help in boosting immunity.
Golden liquid
Our cow ghee is yellow in color and has a grainy texture with a pleasant aroma. It has a high smoke point and will add plenty of nutrition to your meals. An interesting fact to know is that the quality of the ghee is dependent on the quality of feed consumed by the cow. In the year, the fodder given to the cows varies from season to season. This gives it a unique color and texture in every batch that is made and in different months.
- Use it for all your cooking, frying, and seasoning needs
- Excellent to use as a topping for your paranthas or roti’s
Benefits
A Nutritious Addition to Your Diet
- Promotes gut health
- Boost digestion
- Regulates blood sugars
- Melts belly fat
- Anti-aging
- Anti-diabetic
- Good for reproductive health
- Treats insomnia
- Improves eyesight
Production Process
Healthy Happy Cows
One of our main goals at Katori is to promote sustainable, natural, and ethical dairy practices and our team closely works with partner farmers to adopt this ethos. Our cows are let loose in the plains of the Chambal basin, an area that is free from pollution & pesticides. Our cows are also seldom tied and bask in the sun for at least 5 to 7 hrs daily to ensure they are healthy and happy.
Cream-based ghee: Around 25-30 liters of Cow milk is required to make 1 liter of Ghee.
Separating the cream: Raw milk is heated to an appropriate temperature of 30 to 35 degrees. This milk is then put into a machine to separate the cream and tone milk.
Curd formation: To this cream, fresh additional raw milk is added in the same proportion. This is heated and then cooled. A curd starter is added and left overnight to let the curd set in.
Churning of curd: The curd is churned using a wooden churner called bilona in two motions – clockwise and anti-clockwise – the best way to separate butter (makhan) and buttermilk. This makkhan is kept in a cool dry place for 4 days.
Making of ghee: The makkhan is put in a stainless steel pot and heated on a medium-high flame till the ghee is separated. Finally, this aromatic & delicious-smelling golden liquid is strained through a filter and stored in jars.
It is made in small batches and conforms to the highest quality processes with all certifications & compliances met.
Storage Instructions
- If unopened, then store in a cool, dark place. There is no need to refrigerate
- Once opened, use within 3 months. To extend shelf-life, refrigerate for up to a year
- Keep moisture out of the ghee jar, as the water will turn the ghee rancid very quickly






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