Ghee is a fatty substance obtained from long-term heating of butter at a low temperature, from which water, milk sugar and protein have been removed. Ghee is the Indian version of clarified butter and has been offered as a healthier alternative to regular butter.
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Ghee is clarified butter that’s been heated and then stripped of milk solids, making it stable for high heat cooking. Ghee is often tolerated by individuals who are sensitive to dairy. It makes a nice substitute for butter. May contain lactose and milk protein.
Ghee is clarified butter that’s been heated and then stripped of milk solids, making it stable for high heat cooking. Ghee is often tolerated by individuals who are sensitive to dairy. It makes a nice substitute for butter. Can be stored for several months without refrigeration after opening.
Ingredients: butterfat from organic farming.
May contain lactose and milk protein.
Ghee is clarified butter that’s been heated and then stripped of milk solids, making it stable for high heat cooking. Ghee is often tolerated by individuals who are sensitive to dairy. It makes a nice substitute for butter. Can be stored for several months without refrigeration after opening.
Ingredients: butterfat* (50%), coconut oil* (50%).
*from organic farming
May contain traces of lactose and milk protein.
