Hand-churned from our morning milk and slow-simmered to gold. Nothing added, nothing hurried.
Our Gir cows graze free on the fields around Kaushambi. We culture their morning milk into curd, hand-churn it to butter, and coax that butter into ghee over a slow wood fire — never pressed from cream, never rushed by machine.
The result is a grainy, golden ghee with a deep nutty aroma — the kind that used to come only from a village chulha. Spoon it over hot dal, temper your sabzi, or feed it to little ones. It stays good, unrefrigerated, for months.
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