is this Homoginized ? is this Pasteurised ? from Grass Fed Dairy Cows ?
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I cannot answer your question with certainty. Read the Label, and did not see anything about being grass fed. Do love it though because lasts a long time ,and is great for waffles and marinade for chicken especially. Sorry could not be more specific.
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The label does not answer any of your questions. It says it is simply buttermilk powder and whey. What I can tell you is that, in the ways that I have used this product, it has worked beautifully. It has kept well, no off taste, is very practical for me. I use it primarily in cooking and baking and not everyday. I'm very satisfied.
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It is made from Buttermilk ... less water...must be pasteurised ... no mention of Grass Fed Dairy Cows ... only from Wisconsin.
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The package does not give that information. I'm sorry. The only thing that the manufacturer states is that it is "all of our products are packaged by hand in the old fashioned way in our packaging facility located in Indiana" Nothing about the process.
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In other words is this gelatin made of cattle or swine? Hi Orianna. It's probably made of 'both' as most gelatins are a combination of both cow and pig by-products (such as left over skin). I was gonna say that it's not such a big deal since it's really only a tiny amount but now that I've been asked to put it into words, yeah, not such a good thing. It's very easy to overlook such minute ingredients but overall it can (and often does) make a difference. It's apparent now that I must have been 'asleep' to have overlooked this factor. I will continue to purchase 'activated charcoal' but no longer from Nature's Way. We should always look for the 'Vegetarian Capsule' label before making a purchase. Thank you for bringing this to my attention! ;)
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I dont have a firm answer but If it was 100% grass fed, they would make it really clear on the label. Looks like it might be from cows that are pasture fed some few hours a week or something vague. Usually, when a label is vague, there is a reason. If it is USA sourced and grass fed, it would likely say organic. So, there seems to be some reason why its not organic. I would like to know as well.
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I do not see anywhere on the label that it is either 100% organic or non GMO. I do see that it is derived from grass-fed cows (but it does not say "completely grass-fed") and no antibiotics or growth hormones.
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Don't know but I thought it was bovine. It's been 6 months since my order. Sorry
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No! Those are lies by bloggers who are affiliates and want your cash commissions. There is nothing GMO-free or rBGH-free here, it's conventionally farmed. Do you seriously think if this product were grass-fed and free from GMOs that it wouldn't be plastered all over the label? THINK! It's from Argentina. Google, your friend, will show you pictures of factory farmed animals in cages along with articles that state US-style factory farming has now replaced grass-fed beef in their country due to high demands for their meat. Sneaky, huh!?
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do you know how to google? sure let me do it for you. i don't make this product i simply reviewed it. and its gross. What about those ingredients that sound like they are from milk, such as lactic acid, lactose, and lactate? If it's lactate or lactic acid, it's not from dairy (exception - sterol lactate due to the stearic acid). "Lac" ingredients are usually produced by a fermentation process using cornstarch or beet sugar. Lactose is always from dairy. Most ingredients made with with calcium are vegan (i.e. calcium carbonate, calcium phosphate, calcium sulfate). The exceptions are calcium caseinate and calcium stearate. Drink up the calcium fortified o.j. - it's vegan! try doing your own research for scientific questions. seriously. you want to be educated? then read!
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Pretty sure it isn't pasteurized, freeze dried don't know, been a long time since I had the package.
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my understanding is that it is neither. it is the whole components of whey, I suppose more like concentrate but since it is grass-fed, cold processed I will assume as I said, neither which is a good thing, it is far less processed than most whey isolates or concentrates, like eating a whole food instead of a packaged food. maybe someone else can be more precise.
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I bought it because a wonderful book I have about digestive health said it was from grass fed animals. However, I checked the container and it does not say this anywhere on the can. It is the only gelatin that our health food store carries, so I assume it is the most natural around. Their website does not say "grass fed" either. Just looked.
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After reading the ingredients it looks as though there is no dairy in it. Hope that helps.
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It has Gelatin in it which usually means Cow/beef by-product but I cannot be sure. Hope you get better answers elsewhere.
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Hi mplus, this whey is not organic, just grass fed. Pretty tricky on Reserveage's part. If it was organic it have the "USDA Organic" symbol on it.
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No, it's pasteurized, per US law. If you're looking for raw the laws vary from state to state, and in some you may find raw butter. I mostly use my butter for cooking, so whether it was raw or not would make no difference for me. In the end it's the fact that this butter is cultured that gives it its wonderful flavor. I've made my own raw butter before, separating the cream from raw Jersey cow milk, culturing it, then churning it. It was delicious, but never as good as Kerry Gold.
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It's "minimally processed" and contains goat milk protein and fermented goat milk protein according to label. Not isolate. HTH.
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OK, OK! I found the picture I took of the other side of the bag. Here's what is on my picture: "A dehydrated blend of whey, BUTTERMILK solids, CHEESE (granular & cheddar [MILK, cheese culture, salt, enzymes]), whey protein concentrate, salt, sodium phosphate, citric acid, yellow 5, yellow 6, lactic acid, enzyme. Contains: Dairy" [Caps correctly quoted] Ignore my original post of ingredients, below (they were taken from a blurry online picture: OMG, the product picture changed again--I'm confused! Never mind--Here is what I am able to decipher from the posted blurry picture: "Cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), whey, partially hydrogenated soybean oil, (something, too blurry), reduced lactose whey, salt, disodium phosphate, blue cheese (milk, salt, cheese cultures, enzymes), nonfat dry milk, citric acid, artificial color (including yellow #5, yellow #6)"
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It is vegan. I did the research and have made successful cashew yogurt with it.