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- Why grass fed ghee is preferred for the Keto diet?
- How to use grass fed cow ghee in Keto diet?
- What is a Keto diet?
- How come New Zealand is such a zero corruption and zero pollution country?
- Do I need to refrigerate the ghee?
- Why does your ghee have grainy texture whereas another brand of store bought ghee is very smooth?
- How much ghee can I eat every day?
- Is your ghee salted or unsalted?
- If we eat ghee, will we become fat?
1. What is the difference between ghee and anhydrous milk fat or butter oil?
The main difference is their Flavour or aroma profile. Ghee has strong cooked buttery aroma, while Butter Oil or Anhydrous Milk Fat (AMF) has bland or no flavour. Another key difference is Crystals or Grainy structure. Ghee has large grainy structure while Butter Oil or Anhydrous Milk Fat (AMF) are just oil or greasy; don’t have grainy structure. Bigger granules are mark of purity and preferred by Consumers. Milkio Ghee has both superior flavour and bigger grainy crystals.
Although look similar, ghee and anhydrous milk fat or butter oil is slightly different in its property. Butter oil does not have high smoke point; alternatively, ghee has high smoke point. People who are allergic to dairy products can easily include ghee in their diet. During the clarification process of ghee, casein and lactose are removed from the butter, which makes ghee safe to consume.
Both ghee and butter have their respective effects on the body. Some studies and experiments have clearly revealed that ghee has somewhat alkalizing effect over the body. In contrast, butter will have somewhat been acidifying effect over the body. Ghee’s quality is better than butter. Ghee will also enhance the sweet and richness of the food in comparison to butter.
One tablespoon of ghee will offer you the same quality (in terms of recipe) that 3 tablespoons of butter can offer.
2. Why do you call it Traditional?
It is called traditional because age-old boiling process is used or making ghee with the state of the art technology and tools. During the manufacturing process of traditional ghee butter is brought to boiling and it is cooked until all moisture from butter is dispersed. In this process, the entire portion of milk solids gets settled at the bottom of the boiling pot.
These milk solids, settled at the bottom are burned or caramelized, which is the reason for adding a typical nutty flavor in ghee. The traditional ghee making process is slightly different than making butter oil or butter ghee.
It is done simply by heating butter and removal of milk solids risen top of the pot.
3. How come your ghee has more aroma / flavor than other ghee in the market?
Usually presence of free fatty acids, carbonyls and lactones in ghee stand responsible for ghee’s flavor. The flavor profile gets affected by quality of cow milk, method of preparation, as well as temperature of clarification and storage period.
In Milkio’s ghee the proportion of fatty acids, carbonyls and lactones are optimum and in preparation process temperature of clarification is maintained at its best, which generates the typical aroma.
4. Where is This Milkio ghee produced?
Milkio’s Traditional Ghee is produced in exclusive production house of Milkio in New Zealand under stringent monitoring of dairy experts with the help of state of the art technology.
5. Why Milkio ghee is special?
Milkio’s Traditional ghee is prepared from 100% grass fed pure cow milk and offers an excellent combo of good quality fatty acids, antioxidants, loads of Vitamins, CLA, and beta carotene. Milkio’s traditional Ghee is also resistant to free radical damage, unsalted and completely lactose free. Moreover, the ghee has no preservatives, no Trans-fats, no colors, no flavor enhancers added to it. It is procured from pure cow milk with absolutely nothing else mixed to it.
Milkio’s Ghee is impeccable for cooking, spreading, baking, and just about anything you want to cook in your kitchen, as well as for the holistic purpose you wish to perform religiously.
It is a balanced super food that supplies nutrition in adequate quantity for consumers, hence it is special.
6. Why grass fed ghee is preferred for the Keto diet?
Grass fed cow ghee is known to be called the “better butter”. There are many reasons why:
- Ghee contains more fat per gram than butter: one TBSP of ghee contains 14g fat compared to 1 12g in butter.
- Cow ghee has a better shelf life: Grass fed is more shelf stable and can be preserved without refrigeration, saving you fridge space.
- Grass fed Ghee is suitable for those that are lactose intolerant: Ghee is clarified butter, so all the milk solids and proteins are filtered out. Many individuals with a lactose allergy can consume ghee fine but not butter.
- Grass fed organic Ghee contains vitamins, butyrates, and CLAs which are gut friendly and good for your health.
- Ghee contains Medium Chain Triglycerides ¹ (MCTs) and this is excellent in providing high energy levels and helping with cognitive functioning.
If you are wanting to consume the right kinds of fats and provide yourself with energy on a keto diet, cow ghee is a better choice than butter.
Read More : https://milkio.co.nz/grass-fed-ghee-vs-butter-which-is-better-for-keto/
7. Is Milkio ghee really made from grass-fed cows?
Yes, Milkio’s Traditional Ghee is produced from 100% grass fed cows and that is why it is rich in higher proportion of omega-3, omega-6 fatty acids along with beta carotene, CLA, Vitamin E, and antioxidants.
8. Is your ghee certified HALAL?
9. Is Milkio ghee really made from grass-fed cows?
Yes, Milkio’s Traditional Ghee is produced from 100% grass fed cows and that is why it is rich in higher proportion of omega-3, omega-6 fatty acids along with beta carotene, CLA, Vitamin E, and antioxidants.
10. Do the cows in New Zealand eat grass in open pastures?
Yes, New Zealand supports and practices happy farming where cows are fed with 100% green grass. This is good for procuring best milk which leads to making best dairy products.
11. How to use grass fed cow ghee in Keto diet?
Ghee is very versatile and adapts well to most cuisines. Keto dieters have reported that grass fed cow ghee has a more flavorsome taste over regular butter itself.
Cooking: Replace ghee 1:1 in place of the cooking oils and butters you use now. Use ghee for stir-frying, sautéing, barbequing, roasting etc.
Spices: Ghee is known to make spices, ie. Garlic, more flavoursome. Fry some garlic in ghee before adding veges or meat, and witness the intense aromas given off.
Hot drinks: Add a spoonful of ghee into your morning coffee, tea or hot chocolate for a fast energy boost.
Overall, grass fed cow ghee if consumed in moderation, can work as a feel-good and everyday staple in your diet. Replace the current fats in your diet with ghee’s good fats, and watch your keto diet work fantastically.
Read More : Ghee-vs-butter
12. What is a Keto diet?
A ketogenic diet is a popular and proven successful dieting scheme worldwide, where dieters are recommended to reduce their carbohydrate consumption and instead focus on their protein and fat intake.
The Keto diet gained popularity due to its ability to lose body fat quickly. People suffering from obesity or with excess unwanted body fat, may see great benefits from trying out a Keto diet, provided there is no history of heart disease or hypertension.
This diet is based off the theory of ketosis; where the human body doesn’t use the Citric Acid Cycle due to a lack of glucose from carbohydrates. So essentially the Keto diet is a high-fat, high-protein and low-carb diet, the reduction of carbohydrates induces the state of ketosis.
So since fats are a major point of interest in this diet, this brings the question of whether ghee or butter is better?
Read More : Grass fed ghee Vs. Butter
13. How come New Zealand is such a zero corruption and zero pollution country?
In New Zealand, integrity and good authority are vital in that way that they reinforce government legality and the liberties, civil rights and aptitude to contribute in a democratic state. When people trust their societies, they are more inclined to pay their taxes, fill in their census forms, and to adhere to with laws and regulations.
New Zealand’s high trust society is both a nationwide treasure and a financial asset. Forbes magazine ranks New Zealand number-1 on its 2013 list of the Best Countries for Business, credit goes to a transparent and steady business climate. As a result, the place boasts its zero corruption and zero-pollution country.
14. Do I need to refrigerate the ghee?
No, you do not need it really.
NB:- 12 months shelf life, Ambient storage
15. Why does your ghee have grainy texture whereas another brand of store bought ghee is very smooth?
This lovely texture is the result of a planned manufacturing benefit and not in any way a defect within the product.
When users cook with ghee, or they apply it as a spread on a warm food, the grainy texture dissolves almost instantly.
16. How much ghee can I eat every day?
17. Is your ghee salted or unsalted?
18. If we eat ghee, will we become fat?
There is a common misconception that fat containing foods such as ghee lead to excess body fat storage. This is however not the case, as proved by modern scientists. Cow ghee is made from heating butter until the milk solids and proteins are removed, leaving ghee with pure butter fat.
The fats contained in this include triglycerides, free fatty acids, sterol & sterol esters, carbonyls, carotenoids and phospholipids, many of which are indeed saturated fats. Although the term “fats” and “saturated fats” often come with negative connotations, they are essential for important bodily functions. Fats are essential in absorbing fat-soluble vitamins such as A, D, E & K.
Fats are also essential in providing organ insulation, aiding cell structure and providing energy for growth. Many extreme diets that insist on cutting fats completely out of the diet do not have scientific/nutritional backing.
As with most other foods, fat containing foods such as ghee need to be consumed in moderation and tied to an active, balanced lifestyle.
All foods contain calories, and if an excess amount of calories over the daily limit is consumed, this will be stored in the body and lead to weight gain.
So a healthy diet will ideally include an appropriate portion of all macronutrients; proteins, carbohydrates and fats, making sure not to exceed your personal daily calorie limit. Your food intake recommendations will change with age and health conditions.
People living with family history of heart disease are recommended to keep their saturated fat consumption low to prevent arterial blockage. A sedentary lifestyle can also lead to many complications and therefore it is not recommended to have a high saturated fat consumption in this condition.
Having cow ghee in the morning on an empty stomach will provide high energy levels to start your morning, and the energy will be used throughout the day, not leading to weight gain.
Replacing other fats such as oils and butters in your diet with good quality grass fed cow ghee brings many benefits. Grass fed cow ghee contains helpful CLAs, amino acids and fatty acids 3- 6.
Consumption of grass fed cow ghee is therefore advantageous, and when tied to an active, healthy lifestyle, can add many positive aspects to your health.
19. What ghee is?
Ghee is a dairy product, which is also known as clarified butter. From the ancient age, ghee is being used traditionally in Asian cooking. The countries had the history of using ghee were Indian, Pakistan, the UAE, etc. Similar to butter, ghee is naturally made from cow’s milk. Ghee is produced by melting regular dairy butter.
20. What is the smoke point of ghee?
Ghee offers higher smoke points than common cooking oils, which is 250 °C (482 °F). It means ghee acts stable against high-temperature exposure than any other common cooking oils.
21. How is butter made?
Making butter at home is indeed a culinary art, but the process of making butter plays a critical role in ghee manufacturing. Better the butter produced ghee will be of superior class.
22. What is in ghee?
Ghee contains some more nutrients that offer excellent health benefits to its consumers. It is being analyzed that one tablespoon of cow ghee contains about 13 grams of ghee, in which 12.7 grams is fat, and 112 calories.
23.What is melted ghee?
Technically, ghee and melted ghee are the same. When ghee reached a certain temperature it starts melting..