Re: organic or grass-fed ghee

[Guest guest]

PHashmall@... wrote:

>We use Purity Farms ghee, which my son tolerates very well. The product is

>probably full of antibiotics from the cows, though. Has anyone found a ghee

>from organically raised or grass-fed cows? I know you can make ghee at home,

>but I'm overwhelmed with food preparation and I'd be afraid of not getting

>all the casein out.

>Thanks!

>a H.

>

>

>

Purity Farms is organic. The label also mentions that the cows are not

given drugs or chemicals of any kind and graze on organic fields. The

label does say 'certified organic.' You can tell they eat grass because

sometimes the ghee is a deeper yellow - from when they're eating the

spring and fall grasses.

Steph

[Guest guest]

Thanks Steph,

I've been using it for years and missed that on the label. a H.

>

> >We use Purity Farms ghee, which my son tolerates very well. The

product is

> >probably full of antibiotics from the cows, though. Has anyone

found a ghee

> >from organically raised or grass-fed cows? I know you can make

ghee at home,

> >but I'm overwhelmed with food preparation and I'd be afraid of

not getting

> >all the casein out.

> >Thanks!

> >a H.

> >

> >

> >

>

> Purity Farms is organic. The label also mentions that the cows are

not

> given drugs or chemicals of any kind and graze on organic fields.

The

> label does say 'certified organic.' You can tell they eat grass

because

> sometimes the ghee is a deeper yellow - from when they're eating

the

> spring and fall grasses.

>

> Steph