Most buffalo ghee sold in stores is made by separating cream from milk and then heating it. Our process is different and takes much longer.
1. Fresh buffalo milk is collected from our own desi buffaloes every morning.
2. The milk is boiled, cooled, and set into curd using a natural starter culture.
3. The curd is hand-churned using a traditional wooden Bilona, moving in both directions to separate fresh white butter from the buttermilk.
4. The butter is collected carefully by hand.
5. It is slow-cooked on a low flame until all the water evaporates and the ghee turns a clear, pale golden colour with a deep, rich aroma.
6. The ghee is filtered and packed fresh into glass jars, ready to be delivered to your home.
Starting from curd instead of cream means the ghee retains more of the milk's natural nutrition. The slow cooking on a low flame makes sure nothing is lost in a rush.