The palm test
A spoonful should melt from body heat alone. Ghee that sits solid on your skin has vegetable fat in it.
Jasdan, Gujarat · our own gaushala
All 212 of them. One gaushala, ours, with an address you're welcome to turn up at.










The part nobody can copy
Here's ours. We bought these cows, we feed them, we pay the vet bills, and when one stops giving milk she stays on. That's a gaushala. Everyone else has a supply chain.
Jasdan, Rajkot district
Gujarat
Turn up any morning. Message us first and we'll tell you when we're milking.



Five things we can print. Five things most of the category can't.
Four things you can check in your own kitchen before you trust anybody. Including us.
A spoonful should melt from body heat alone. Ghee that sits solid on your skin has vegetable fat in it.
Add a few drops of tincture iodine to melted ghee. Blue-black or violet means starch. This catches starch and not much else — a lab is the only definitive answer.
Real ghee turns grainy and hard in winter, soft in summer. Ghee that looks identical in January and June has been standardised.
Open it and breathe in. Curd-churned smells faintly of smoke and cultured milk. Cream-separated smells of not very much.
We publish these because we expect to pass them. Run them on our jar. Then run them on the one already in your kitchen.
30 litres
of Gir milk make one litre of ghee
A Gir cow gives about 8 litres a day. A crossbred gives three times that. That's the entire reason ₹700 “pure desi ghee” doesn't add up — the milk alone costs more than the jar sells for.
₹43 a day
for a family of four
About 17 ml a day, roughly 60 days a jar. Less than a cutting chai. You're not buying a ₹2,599 jar, you're buying two months of not thinking about it.
Send your jar to any NABL-accredited lab in India. If it fails an adulteration test, we refund the full amount and cover the testing fee. No returning the jar, no photographs, no seven-day window.
14,200 jars sold · 3 refunds claimed under this policy
4.7 average · 1,840 reviews
First timeIordered and I am using it. I felt this is very very fine.
Your ghee is really good one and we are enjoying it.
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Because 30 litres of milk go into one litre of ghee, and a Gir cow gives about 8 litres a day. Do the arithmetic on a ₹700 jar and the milk alone costs more than the retail price. Either the cows are not Gir, or it is not curd-churned, or something has been added.
The cows are our property, at our gaushala in Jasdan. We are not buying from a collection centre or a farmer network. Almost everyone in this category does one of those two — which is fine, but it means they are trusting somebody, and you are trusting them to have trusted well.
Batch number on the jar, same number on this page, with its churn date, ratio and lab report. If they do not match, it is not ours.
Yes.
It should. Ghee goes grainy and hard in winter, soft and golden in summer, and the colour shifts with what the cows are grazing. Ghee that looks the same all year has been standardised.
Yes — curd-churned, not cream-separated, finished over wood fire. It is sixth on this list on purpose. Every brand in India claims bilona now and most of them are telling the truth. It is the baseline, not the reason to buy.
Batch GS-0412. Churned 2 September in Jasdan. Lab report linked, refund if any lab disagrees.
That's everything we know about this jar. Now you know it too.
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