Ghee vs grassfed butter what is more economical/convenient/tasty?
1074498
This butter is definitely more tasty than ghee! This is the best butter in the world!
256071
Oh yea! My wife makes almond butter in this weekly. You will not regret spending the money on this.
1339860
Yup. Well, I've only made almond butter, but I would think it's the same. I've also made raw cereal with it.
295625
You can make "ghee" using a centrifuge, using raw butter...but that technically makes it butter oil, since it is almost a perfect method of seperation. and you also lose the nutty flavor from the traditional heating process used.
2159417
Just a note about the flavor: This is a somewhat stronger butter than I am used to. It has an "earthy" smell and taste that I find better for cooking than eating on toast.That said, it's a great handy thing to have around and it will last for at least 10 years if not opened.
630324
I, suppose, you could but the benefits of K2 would be lost because of the heat. I would suggest making ghee for cooking--much cheaper. Use butter oil just as a supplement.
693724
Since the butter is included in the directions I assume it's also included in the nutrition facts. I have made it without the butter and it tastes, a little spicier and not quite as rich.
2280586
Of course there is dairy in it. it is part clarified butter. That is what Ghee is, but it is missing the casein protein in dairy that makes some people not be able to tolerate it. There is NO SOY! I wouldn't touch it if it has soy in it. I am paleo, and I recommend this.
295629
There is no such thing as raw ghee, as heat is the very thing that separates the solids from the oil. Better heat than chemicals! Ghee is a special substance in healthy cooking and holistic healthcare. If you are looking for something raw to cook with, or something raw that is a beneficial oil, I recommend raw coconut oil, although the flavor will impact some dishes.
343992
Its lighter and taste better, I'm no scientists but I think it's less I'm not a butter person store bought taste bad to me, but the homemade taste awesome.
123052
In my experience, if the toast is warm and the ghee is at room temperature, then yes. Like regular butter, it is hard when it is cold and doesn't butter well. I always keep my jar out of the fridge.
1096955
Well to be honest, I haven't tried the real butter. I have been using the popcorn/oil/salt combo package that I bought off Amazon which is delicious by the way!
471818
I know having something that is organic is not the be all end all of product goodness. This butter is great, it is smooth and creamy . It tastes like the butter i and my wife grew up with. I works great for baking, has less water in it than the butter you can buy at the grocery store. I would highly recommend it to anyone. It is the only butter we have been buying for over two years now.
1028375
Gee has a higher smoke point than butter approx 450-475 deg. Because of its price I would not use it as an oil substitute. I would save for your favorite meals and substitute gee for butter in cooking. I use only three fats/oils for cooking. Coconut oil, gee and organic butter from grass fed cows. It is best to rotate these when cooking and you will find one may taste better with a particular food. I find that I get the best taste when I blend them together. When I cook I will use a spoon of coconut oil and a little butter or gee.
1016062
The flavor! I love Coconut oil and I love the flavor of buttery ghee. This flavor is excellent to cook, eggs, meat and veggies in. I usually cook with just coconut oil or coconut ghee if I want a richer flavor.
748474
Ancient Organics Ghee is 100% California sourced, produced and owned. They have absolutely no connection to the UAE whatsoever. I have personally visited the Straus creamery and I know they feed their cows grass or grass silage year round.
338492
It is really very good, but only if you cannot or do not want Casein in your diet. If you are okay with milk protein, then I would just use equal parts of real grass fed organic cow's butter, and organic coconut oil.