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  • Organic ghee from grass-fed butter
  • Organic ghee from grass-fed butter
  • Organic ghee from grass-fed butter
  • Organic ghee from grass-fed butter
  • Organic ghee from grass-fed butter

Organic Grass-Fed Ghee

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Organic Grass-Fed Ghee

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Nutrition FactsGhee is a healthy, shelf-stable alternative to plain butter or other cooking oils. Indian ghee is used as an ingredient in traditional dishes, as an ideal fat for frying, and even in Ayurvedic medicine!

Our grass-fed organic ghee is made from the milk of pastured cows, fed on fresh green grass in spring and fall. No GMOs, no added salt, no preservatives, no trans fats, no colors or dyes, no MSG, no flavor enhancers. The one and only ingredient is non-homogenized milk, with absolutely nothing else added to it.

Golden colored ghee is prepared by melting and simmering unsalted butter until all the water evaporates and the milk solids settle at the bottom. The remaining butter oil is very stable, giving it a high smoke point which makes it an excellent choice to use for baking, frying and sautéing, and it can be stored without refrigeration for several months.

  • Gourmet quality: Made using grass-fed cow's milk produced in spring and fall only.

  • Casein- and lactose-free: During the clarification process, milk solids are removed, leaving the healthy butter fats behind. *Small, trace amounts of casein and lactose can possibly remain in the ghee, but unless a person is extremely sensitive, consuming ghee will be fine, even if dairy is not. Please discuss this with your doctor if you have any concerns about triggering an allergic response.

  • Rich flavor: Ghee has a rich, sweet and deliciously nutty flavor. A small amount of ghee adds a lot of flavor to the food. One tablespoon of ghee can replace up to three tablespoons of oil or butter in your recipe.

  • Shelf stable: Ghee has very little moisture content and is very shelf-stable. You do not need to refrigerate it for 2-3 months if you keep it in an airtight container. When kept in a refrigerator, ghee can last up to a year.

Each jar contains 14oz 

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Organic grass-fed ghee.

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Healthy Fats FAQ

Vegetable Oil

I’M LOOKING FOR ORGANIC HIGH QUALITY VEGETABLE OILS, BUT DON’T SEE ANY ON YOUR SITE.

Vegetable oils that come from canola, corn, soy, cottonseed and others seeds are fragile unstable polyunsaturated fats. These oils are processed using high heat, petroleum solvents and chemicals. They are then deodorized to improve flavor and color. This extreme process creates damaged fats, also known as oxidized cholesterol. Vegetable oils are also high in Omega 6 fatty acids, which tend to be pro-inflammatory.

Saturated Fats

I SEE YOU OFFER SOME SATURATED FATS. AREN’T THESE BAD FOR US?

Saturated fats are stable fats, not easily prone to rancidity. Fats such as tallow, lard, ghee and schmaltz (chicken fat), along with other animal fats, are steeped in a rich history of providing nourishment in past generations. It’s only been in about the last half century that these wonderful fats became vilified as bad for us.

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ANYTHING ELSE I SHOULD KNOW ABOUT BAD FATS AND GOOD FATS?

Without going into great detail, animal fats are comprised of a profile of various fatty acids. There’s omega 3, 6 and 9. Fatty acids come in long, medium and short chains. There are saturated, monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids. And the list goes on. Each of these provide a complex of fatty acids that can either help or harm your body. Some of the factors to consider are the source of the fats (grass fed or pastured are best), the proper processing of the fats, balance of fats in your diet, and of course biochemical individuality.

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OKAY … SO WHAT’S SO GOOD ABOUT THESE SATURATED ANIMAL FATS?

Ghee (heat stable butter oil), butter, cream and cheese that come from grass fed cows have a complex and nutrient rich profile. Just a few of the healthy players in milk fats: vitamins A, E, D and K2, butyric acid (how butter got its name), conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA, an omega 3 fat). Butter is about 15% short/medium chain saturated, 50% other saturated, and 30% monounsaturated fatty acids.

Tallow from grass fed cattle is rich in heart-healthy fatty acids such as stearic acid and CLA. Although considered a ‘saturated’ fat, tallow has about 50-55% saturated, 40% monounsaturated and 3-6% polyunsaturated fatty acids.

Lard from pasture-raise pigs has about 40% saturated, 50% monounsaturated and 10% polyunsaturated fatty acids. Being a high percentage of more unsaturated omega 9 fat, there goes the myth about lard being a ‘saturated’ fat! Lard from pastured pigs is also a good source of vitamin D.

Chicken fat, also called schmaltz, is made from 100% Organic Free Range chickens. Approximately 57% monounsaturated, 21% polyunsaturated and the rest (22% or so) saturated fatty acids.

Coconut oil isn’t an animal fat. But it is a saturated fat. And a very special saturated fat at that! The composition of coconut oil is almost 50% Lauric acid, noted for its antimicrobial and antibiotic properties, and is anti-viral. Some consider coconut oil as one of the world’s best fats. We offer several foods that are made with coconut oil (chips, cereals, nut butters, ice creams and fudge sauce).

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HOW DO I INCORPORATE THESE HEALTHY FATS INTO MY DIET?

You can experiment with any and all of these fats. Just reach for a jar of one of these fats when cooking (you do cook don’t you?). All of these are good for sautéing vegetables, braising fish or meats.

Ghee has a rich, sweet and deliciously nutty flavor. Great when cooking for the buttery flavor. Good on toast too! Shelf stable for 2-3 months, or refrigerate up to 1 year.

Tallow is perfect for deep frying as it handles the heat well. It can also be used in savory dishes with eggs or in stew, meats, chili or casseroles, etc. Shelf stable for about a year, refrigerate after opening.

Lard works well with savory dishes. But it really shines when used to make biscuits, pie crusts and other pastries. Store in the refrigerator for up to 12-18 months.

Schmaltz – stir-fries, veggies, and meats are enhanced by using chicken fat. But where this fat shines is with potatoes. Fried potatoes like you’ve never had! Refrigerate after opening.

Coconut oil can be added with any of these other fats when cooking, or is a stand-alone fat. Combine with ghee in your coffee for that ‘bullet-proof’ taste sensation. Shelf stable for 1 or more years.

Information provided in this communication is not designed to and does not provide medical advice, professional diagnosis, opinion, treatment or services to you or to any other individual. This is general information for educational purposes only. The information provided is not a substitute for medical or professional care, and you should not use the information in place of a visit, call consultation or the advice of your physician or other healthcare provider. Wise Choice Marketing Inc is not liable or responsible for any advice, course of treatment, diagnosis or any other information, services or product you obtain through Wise Choice Marketing Inc

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