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Two Brothers India Farms

Desi Gir Cow Cultured Ghee (A2 Ghee)

Desi Gir Cow Cultured Ghee (A2 Ghee)

₹1,730.00(₹3.46 per ml)
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Lab tested Single ingredient
Our verdict Pass

No sesame-oil adulteration, no vegetable-oil fatty-acid markers detected.

What the lab found
  • Not cut with cheaper oils

Pack size · 500ml

Size
Quantity

Bilona-method cultured ghee from A2 Desi Gir cow milk, the bilona process is the substantive claim here and it is a slow one: milk is set into curd, the curd is hand-churned to butter, and the butter is simmered to ghee — as against the industrial route of separating cream from milk and clarifying that directly.

Culturing the milk first develops the aroma and produces a grainier ghee, and it takes considerably more milk and time to yield the same quantity, which is where the price comes from.

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Why we picked it

  • Genuinely traditional bilona process, not just labelled that way.
  • Named cow breed (Gir) and milk type (A2), more specific than generic “pure ghee” marketing.
  • A lab report on file, which is the part that can actually be checked in a category built on the word pure.
Buying guide

What to look for in Ghee?

Ghee is among the most adulterated foods in India. Vegetable fat, dalda and sesame oil are all used, and none of them can be seen or tasted reliably.
Bilona or hand-churned ghee is made from cultured curd rather than straight from cream. The pack should say which method was used.
Real ghee grains differently with season and temperature. Identical texture year-round suggests a standardised blend.
A fatty-acid or adulteration test tells you more than an organic certificate. Organic covers farming, not purity.
Swipe · 4 pointers
What's inside
Gir Cow Milk
Single ingredient

Churned into curd, then Bilona-churned to butter and simmered into ghee. No additives.

Two Brothers A2 Gir Cow Ghee vs other ghees
What to comparePurepickedRegular ghee
Ingredient listSingle ingredient: Gir cow milkMay blend milk sources, sometimes with flavour/colour added
Processing methodBilona (curd-churned, hand-made)Direct cream/malai heating at factory scale
Pesticide/glyphosate testingCertified glyphosate-freeRarely tested for pesticide residue
PreservativesNoneOccasionally used in loose/unbranded ghee
Nutrition facts · per 100 g
Energy
899.28 kcal
Protein
0 g
Carbohydrate
0 g
Total sugars
0 g
Added sugars
0 g
Dietary fibre
0 g
Total fat
99.92 g
Saturated fat
70.47 g
Trans fat
0 g
Cholesterol
174.93 mg
Salt
0 g
How to use it
  1. Add to hot dal, rice or rotis in place of refined oil or butter
  2. Take 1 tsp on an empty stomach or stir into warm milk
  3. Use for sautéing or shallow frying — high smoke point
  4. Store away from direct sunlight; does not need refrigeration once sealed
Is it for you?

Good for

Traditional/Ayurvedic cooking preferences - Those wanting a single-ingredient, minimally processed ghee

Households seeking glyphosate-tested dairy

Expecting and new mothers

Avoid if

Vegan diets (dairy-based product)

Those with a diagnosed milk-protein allergy

Very low-fat diets under medical supervision

Product details
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Purepicked
Brand
Two Brothers India Farms
Net quantity
500 ml
Type
Ghee

Also on the label

No preservativesZero additivesPasture-raised cows

Questions people ask

How is this ghee made?

By the bilona method: Gir cow milk is set into curd, the curd is churned to butter, and the butter is simmered into ghee. Industrial ghee usually skips the curd step and clarifies cream directly.

Why is it grainy, and why does the texture change?

Culturing the milk first gives a grainier ghee. Real ghee also grains differently with season and temperature, so some variation between jars is expected.

How do I use and store it?

Add it to hot dal, rice or rotis, or use it for sautéing and shallow frying. Store it away from direct sunlight; it does not need refrigeration once sealed.

Who should avoid it?

It is a dairy product, so it is not for vegan diets or anyone with a diagnosed milk-protein allergy. It is almost entirely fat, so skip it on a very low-fat diet set by your doctor.

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