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Kailara Organics

Kailara rajma, jhangora, Gir ghee and Badri ghee arranged in a warm mud-walled pahadi kitchen

Sourced From The Himalayan Hills

Experience the rich, natural goodness of handpicked pahadi favorites.

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  • Pure
  • Authentic
  • Transparent
  • Lab Tested

Meet the two ghees

Two native breeds, two landscapes, one slow method.

  • Badri cow · Uttarakhand hills

    Badri Cow Ghee

    From a small native hill breed that grazes on Himalayan herbs and shrubs.

  • Gir cow · Saurashtra, Gujarat

    Gir Cow Ghee

    From the humped Gir breed, raised on open grazing in its home region.

30 litres of milk. 1 kg of ghee.

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.

  1. Milk
  2. Curd
  3. Churn
  4. Butter
  5. Slow heat
  6. Ghee

From farm to jar

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Proof, batch by batch

Every jar carries a batch number. Scan the batch QR to see this jar's report.

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Batch report

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Every jar carries a batch number. Scan the batch QR to see this jar's report.

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Why us vs others

How our ghee compares with typical ghee
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 Founders

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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Questions, answered

Is it really A2?

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]

How is it made?

By the bilona method: milk is set into curd, hand-churned into butter, then slowly heated into ghee.

How do I verify purity?

Each jar has a batch number. Look it up on our Lab Reports page to see that batch's report. [CONFIRM: lab and tests]

What is the difference between Badri and Gir?

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.

How should I store ghee?

Keep the lid closed and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Always use a clean, dry spoon.

Shipping and returns

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Letters from the farm

New batches, lab reports and slow-food recipes, a few times a month.

Namaste from the hills

10% off your first order

Use code PAHADI10 at checkout on any ghee, rajma or millet. Straight from our farmers to your kitchen.

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