Gir finishes. Murrah cooks.
Two herds, two ghees. Pick by how you'll actually use it — the table, the uses, and the numbers below are the same ones that back every jar.
Most households keep both. →
What each is actually used for
Gir, most common uses
- Keto diet
- Healthy drinksGhee haldi latte, bullet coffee
- Special careChildren, pregnant women, elderly care, athletes
- Skin and body nourishmentAyurvedic practice: nasya, hair, face, body
- Spiritual offeringsDrawn in Ahimsa from a herd that is never harmed.
- Ritual foodPrasad and festival dishes
Murrah, most common uses
- Daily cookingTadkas, vegetables, parathas
- Sweets and savouries
- Baking
- Rich, aromatic preparations
- Spiritual offeringsRooted in Ahimsa: a gentle offering that costs the herd nothing.
Numbers, beyond ordinary.
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Botanical 36™ ingredients are part of the cattle nutrition protocol. Final ghee values are based on tested samples and may vary naturally by batch, season, lactation stage and feed cycle.
Beyond Purity.
We look deeper — at the fat-soluble vitamins, dairy fatty acids, omega markers, sensory profiles, and authenticity indicators that define real ghee.
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* Botanical 36™ ingredients are part of the cattle nutrition protocol. The final ghee values are based on tested samples and may vary naturally by batch, season, lactation stage and feed cycle. Individual nutrients are not claimed to come from one ingredient directly; the matrix reflects the full biological system.
Still unsure? Most households keep both.