Purity Farms Ghee was Nutrient Dense Backpacking Foods

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Christa,

Were did you learn that Purity Farms Ghee is from pastured butter? Their web

site only says that it is organic, which doesn't necessarily mean pastured.

(http://www.purityfarms.com/)

Thanks,

Becky in CA

>From: " dishchrista " <dishchrista@...>

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>Subject: Re: Nutrient Dense Backpacking Foods

>Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2006 16:38:18 -0000

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>Hey, your list looks great! Purity Farms ghee is made from pastured

>butter and is available in many health food stores. It isn't cheap, but

>cheaper than making it from my locally available raw cream. I purchased

>my current jar over two months ago and I keep mine at room temperature.

>Very handy to spread on food right away without having to wait for it

>to warm up like the butter in the fridge. Just be surenot to

>contaminate it, use a clean knife every time.

>

>I would also make kefir cheese, even cream cheese. On Dom's kefir site

>he tried an experiment to see how long kefir would 'keep' in the

>pantry. He filled jars full and topped them with a thin layer of olive

>oil. He said it was good, though quite tangy, at 8 months! That was his

>last jar and he indicated it may keep for longer than that. So I would

>experiment with small jars of kefir cream cheese topped with a bit of

>oil.

>

>Christa