
A2-protein verified
From indigenous breeds that give A2 milk only.
- Gir, Sahiwal & Desi cows
- Breed verified at source

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HARVEST10Apply at checkoutMade from the milk of eighteen Gir cows at Hetal Dairy in Junagadh, hand-churned by the bilona method on the same day the milk is collected. Milk becomes curd, curd is churned to butter, butter is simmered to ghee. Five days, no shortcuts, no cream separator. The result is grainy rather than smooth, which is the texture people remember from their grandmother's kitchen and rarely find in a shop.
A2 Gir cow ghee is ghee made from the milk of Gir cows, an Indian breed whose milk carries only the A2 type of beta-casein protein. The butter is simmered until the water cooks off, leaving golden butterfat with a nutty aroma. Nutri Greenz sells it in 250ml to 1L packs, delivered across Hyderabad, and every lot is lab-tested before it ships.






Our ghee starts with indigenous A2 cows (Gir, Sahiwal and Desi) that graze open pasture and are never confined or pushed with synthetic feed. The milk is cultured into curd, hand-churned to butter the traditional Bilona way, then slow-simmered to golden ghee the same day it's collected.
It's a slower, costlier method, but it's the only way to get the grainy texture and nutty aroma of real Bilona ghee.


From indigenous breeds that give A2 milk only.

Curd churned to butter, then slow-simmered (never boiled from cream).

Made on the day the milk is collected, with nothing stored or rushed.
A high smoke point and full aroma make ghee useful all through the kitchen.
High-heat cooking: its smoke point beats most oils, ideal for tadka and deep-frying.
A spoon over rice or roti: the simplest way to taste true Bilona ghee.
Baking & sweets: swap butter for ghee in halwa, ladoo and shortbread.
A teaspoon in warm milk: a traditional bedtime ritual in many Indian homes.

A2 ghee comes from indigenous cow breeds (like Gir and Sahiwal) whose milk carries only the A2 beta-casein protein, which many people find gentler to digest than ordinary A1 milk.
Milk is set into curd, the curd is hand-churned to extract butter, and only that butter is simmered into ghee. It's slower than the modern cream-boiling shortcut and gives a grainier, more aromatic ghee.
Granular texture and natural solidifying in cooler weather are signs of pure, traditionally made ghee, not a defect. It melts clear and golden the moment it's warmed.
No. Store it in a cool, dry place with a clean dry spoon. Good ghee keeps for up to 12 months at room temperature.
Yes. Our partner cows graze open pasture with no synthetic feed or hormones. Each lot is traceable to the herd it came from.
Here's how our types of ghee compare.
| Type | A2 Desi cow | A2 Gir cow | Cultured buffalo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flavour | Mild, nutty | Rich, caramel | Deep, full |
| Texture | Soft, grainy | Granular | Dense, white |
| Best for | Everyday cooking | Festive & gifting | Sweets & frying |
| Benefit | Gentle A2 protein | Premium Bilona aroma | Higher fat, high smoke point |
4.9
Based on 117 verified reviews
The traceability is real
I scanned the lot code on the label and actually saw the farm it came from. The quality is exceptional. This is now a permanent pantry staple for us.
Great quality, would reorder
Really happy with it overall. Would have liked a slightly larger size option but the standard pack is excellent value.
Finally, food I trust
Knowing exactly which farm my food came from changed how I shop. The whole family has switched over. Delivery was prompt too.
Single-origin staples other shoppers picked, lab-tested and lot-traceable like this one.
Every jar supports indigenous A2 herds and the families who keep these slow, traditional methods alive.