Hand-churned since before factories existed.

Desi Cow A2 Ghee

Made from indigenous desi cow A2 milk via traditional bilona (hand-churned curd) method. Rich in butyric acid, CLA, and fat-soluble vitamins — the real Ayurvedic gold your family deserves.

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Why Choose This Product

  • Sourced exclusively from indigenous desi (A2) cows
  • Traditional bilona method — curd churned, not cream-separated
  • Rich in butyric acid for gut health and anti-inflammation
  • CLA (conjugated linoleic acid) — intact fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, K
  • Zero A1 casein — easier to digest for lactose-sensitive individuals
100% OrganicNo PreservativesChemical-FreeFarm Traceable
About This Product

The Story Behind the Product

The bilona method is slower, more labour-intensive, and produces less ghee per litre of milk than the industrial process. Which is exactly why it matters. Industrial ghee separates cream directly from milk and clarifies it — skipping the fermentation step entirely. Bilona first ferments the milk into curd, which allows beneficial enzymes and probiotics to develop before churning. The resulting ghee carries a depth of flavour and a nutritional profile that industrial ghee cannot replicate. NAMO's A2 ghee is made only from the milk of indigenous desi cows — not crossbred — and the bilona process is maintained exactly as it has been for generations.

How to Use

1

Cooking

Ideal for high-temperature cooking. Add a teaspoon to dal, rice, or rotis at the end for flavour and nutrition.

2

Ayurvedic Use

Half teaspoon in warm milk before bed supports digestion and promotes restful sleep.

3

Gifting

Our most gifted product — traditionally exchanged at festivals and housewarming ceremonies.

Product Highlights

Category

Dairy

Standard

No Preservatives · No Additives

Availability

Pan India · Bulk Orders Welcome

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