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    Our own farm · Nothing sourced

    Taste the tradition.

    A2 Desi Cow Ghee jarCold-pressed black mustard oil bottle
    Hamārā Vaadā · Our Promise

    What “pure A2 ghee”
    means when we say it.

    The same things your dadi checked for when she judged ghee. We send it to a lab as well, and publish what comes back.

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    Pramāṇit
    प्रमाणित

    FSSAI Lic. 12724025000299

    Licensed, labelled and sold under FSSAI rules. The number is on every jar and bottle.

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    Jāñch
    जाँच

    Lab reports

    We send samples to a government food-testing lab at regular intervals. Each report is published here in full as the batch is certified. Read it before you buy.

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    Apnā
    अपना

    Made at Ma Sumitra Devi Goshala

    Our own cows, our own bilona, our own ghani. Nothing is bought in.

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    Tāzā
    ताज़ा

    Ships direct from the farm

    Small batches in UV-protected amber glass, shipped soon after making. No warehouse months.

    Do Dukaane · Two Shutters

    Pick your tin,
    fill your jhola.

    Two crafts, two shutters. Choose a size, see the shopkeeper's price, and add it straight to your bag. Or step inside to read how each one is made.

    Aisle 01
    घी
    Ghee
    A2 Desi Cow Ghee 1 L

    A2 Desi Cow Ghee 1 L

    Choose your tin
    Shopkeeper's price
    ₹2,800
    Kitne chahiye?
    1
    Read the bilona story →
    Aisle 02
    सरसों का तेल
    Sarson ka Tel
    Black Mustard Oil

    Black Mustard Oil

    Choose your tin
    Shopkeeper's price
    ₹405₹450
    Kitne chahiye?
    1
    Read the ghani story →
    From our farm

    Made by hand, at Ma Sumitra Devi Goshala.

    See how it's made
    Our farm
    Heating the milk
    Churning the curd
    Finished ghee
    Proof

    What buyers say

    Reviews from verified buyers will appear here. We do not seed reviews and we do not buy them.

    The price, honestly

    Why a litre of this ghee costs ₹2,800 when supermarket ghee costs ₹1,200

    It takes close to 30 litres of milk to make one kilo of this ghee. A Sahiwal gives less milk than a commercial crossbred, and churning curd yields less than separating cream. And we pay an lab to test what we make, then publish what it finds. That is the whole difference. When ghee is cheap, one of these corners has been cut.

    Where to begin

    Start with
    a 500 ml jar.

    If your kitchen does not smell different in a week, tell us. Free shipping on orders above ₹2,000.

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