Grass fed Ghee in $3, seems like a great deal
Cocoearth Grass-Fed Ghee Butter 250ml $3 @ Woolworths
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Product RepLsanjay93 on 25/06/2019 - 09:56 woolworths.com.au (610 clicks)
Last edited 25/06/2019 - 11:21 by 3 other users
Last edited 25/06/2019 - 11:21 by 3 other users
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It already is, but I'm not convinced it's completely clarified.
Is this indian ghee or a different thing ?
Looks like the same stuff, although it works out to be around $12/kg which is more expensive than what you get Amul branded tins for at woolies or Asian groceries.
I'm no expert but the white Amul tins (also on sale!) appear to be vegetable ghee, which is cheaper than cow ghee in the yellow tin. Two very different products. Happy to be corrected on this.
My white tin of Amul which looks exactly the same as the link says it is made from 50:50 buffalo:cow milk.
@denserham: Yeah, the only difference seems to be buffalo vs. cow milk. If anything, the yellow can (cow's milk) version seems to have lower Vit. A, but thats it.
Nutritional info:
Vegetable ghee is very cheap. And Amul doesn't make vegetable ghee. The best pure ghee you find is Amul. Google the Amul dairy video.
It is India made ghee. I have not tried this one but it is a small bottle so worth trying it. It definitely looks better then Amul.
Have tried this, love the taste. Plus it's zero cholesterol.
Blaming Cholesterol .. is like blaming the fireman at a fire …
sugar, refined carbs & seed oils are the actual arsonistsmy2cents
Trans Fats is not mentioned under nutritional info, which neither confirms zero or otherwise.
There is strong evidence that TFAs increase the amount of ‘bad’ low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol in our blood.
http://www.foodstandards.gov.au/consumer/nutrition/transfat/…
Most of the Indian ghee in the market is not made out of yogurt (which is a traditional way of making ghee). It is made out of straight milk cream.
Ok, so ;Grass fed' livestock maybe, but 'Grass fed' Ghee?
Put company name, 'Grass fed', Keto & Paleo together and I call it a; BS Hipster product
Still a good price for a hipster product.
I've never used this stuff, but understand it's got a very high smoke point so I'll be getting some next time I'm shopping.
I would never buy Ghee, Butter or any milk product originated from India. Most of the Dairy owners use Oxytocin injections illegally to induce letdown of milk to milk the cattle. Oxytocin is very harmful for cattle and humans (https://m.hindustantimes.com/fitness/the-milk-you-drink-may-…).
If someone wants to buy good quality ghee, buy ‘Nanak’ ghee from any Indian or Pakistani grocery store as it is produced in Canadian.
Please clarify…