Badri cow · Uttarakhand hills
Badri Cow Ghee
From a small native hill breed that grazes on Himalayan herbs and shrubs.
Experience the rich, natural goodness of handpicked pahadi favorites.
Shop NowTwo native breeds, two landscapes, one slow method.
Roughly 25 to 30 litres of native-cow milk go into every kilo. Nothing is skimmed or rushed; each step follows the traditional bilona way.
Meet the people and cows behind every batch. Our farm is in [CONFIRM: village and district], where [CONFIRM: number of cows and herd details] are cared for by hand.
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Every jar carries a batch number. Scan the batch QR to see this jar's report.
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Every jar carries a batch number. Scan the batch QR to see this jar's report.
| How our ghee compares with typical ghee | Kailara | Typical ghee |
|---|---|---|
| Milk | Single-breed native cows | Blended milk |
| Method | Bilona, from curd | Cream or malai based |
| Testing | Batch tested | Often untested |
| Traceability | Traceable to the batch | Anonymous |
Our vision is simple — to reconnect people with their roots through food, preserve our traditional culinary heritage, and bring the purity and authenticity of the mountains to every home.
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Our ghee is made only from the milk of native Badri and Gir cows, breeds whose milk is known for A2 beta-casein. [CONFIRM: add A2 or breed verification test details]
By the bilona method: milk is set into curd, hand-churned into butter, then slowly heated into ghee.
Each jar has a batch number. Look it up on our Lab Reports page to see that batch's report. [CONFIRM: lab and tests]
Badri is a small native hill breed from Uttarakhand that grazes on Himalayan herbs and shrubs. Gir is a humped native breed from Saurashtra, Gujarat, raised on open grazing. Each ghee carries the character of its landscape.
Keep the lid closed and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Always use a clean, dry spoon.
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New batches, lab reports and slow-food recipes, a few times a month.