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Pure Cow Ghee
A2 milk from grass-fed desi cows, bilona-churned and slow-cooked. Golden, grainy, and aromatic — the ghee families keep for newborns and festivals.
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Traditionally prepared without machines. A2 Desi Cow Ghee from GheeStore — sold by the kilo since 2015. Add to cart here; every order ships from GheeStore.in.
From ₹399

Since January 2015
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Sold by the kilo
No chemicals
Fresh, not warehoused
Lab certified
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Best sellerFrom ₹399
A2 milk from grass-fed desi cows, bilona-churned and slow-cooked. Golden, grainy, and aromatic — the ghee families keep for newborns and festivals.

From ₹399
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Google reviews · GheeStore
“Awesome quality and delivery on time. One of the best ghees available in the market.”
“Have been a regular customer. The ghee is of very high quality — even people used to brown ghee have been impressed.”
“The aroma took my memories to the village, like homemade butter. Prompt delivery and decent packaging.”
“I have been giving this ghee to my baby since he was 10 months old and he loves it too. Genuine smell, it enhances every meal.”
“Customer since 2016. Excellent products. Great value for money.”
“This is truly an ultimate and genuine taste one could ever get, despite umpteen adulterated products in the market.”
“The oil taste was pretty good and felt a difference from the ones we buy from shops. Going to become a regular customer.”
“Ordered ghee, sesame and groundnut oil to Mumbai. Smell and taste are great. Delivery is quick and packing is very good.”
Guides
Pure cow ghee is clarified butter made only from cow’s milk. Desi cow ghee is milk from indigenous grass-fed Indian cows, cultured to curd, bilona-churned, then slow-cooked. A2. Wood-fired. Cotton-filtered.
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Milk from indigenous cows that graze — A2, not the industrial herd. This is the only honest starting point for desi cow ghee.
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Milk is cultured to curd. Butter is churned from that curd — the Vedic bilona path — never from cream separated by a centrifuge.
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Butter is cooked gently until it clarifies. No machines, no bleaching, no preservatives. Cotton cloth is the only filter.
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Each lot is tested. Jars are filled fresh — usually made after you order, or less than a week old — and sent across India.
Before you order
Because those are the three things the founders could not buy honestly in the open market. GheeStore, established in January 2015, is India’s first exclusive online store for pure desi cow ghee, buffalo ghee and marachekku oil. Different ghees serve different needs — Ayurveda, daily cooking, sweets, homam — and most shops never say whether the fat came from cow or buffalo, or from pasteurised, homogenised milk. Ours comes from natural milk, is lab-certified, and is clean enough that families use it for newborns (always consult your physician).
Desi cow ghee is pure cow ghee made specifically from the milk of indigenous, grass-fed Indian cows — typically A2 — then bilona-churned from curd and cooked slowly. ‘Pure cow ghee’ should mean the same thing, but the label is widely abused. At GheeStore, both phrases point to the same traditional product: no machines, no chemicals, cotton-filtered, wood-fired.
Curd is set from fresh milk, churned to butter (the Vedic bilona method), then the butter is slowly cooked — traditionally in earthen pots — until the water leaves and the milk solids brown. The golden fat is filtered through natural cotton. No machines, no preservatives, no flavouring.
By the kilogram. 1 kg of ghee or oil is about 1.1 litres, so you receive roughly 100 ml extra compared with a 1-litre pack. Most brands sell by volume; a litre of oil often weighs only around 910 g. We also slightly overfill so a small leak never short-changes you.
Ghee keeps a little over 90 days at room temperature, and much longer in the fridge. If you will finish a jar in 3–4 months, do not refrigerate — cold ghee picks up moisture and loses aroma. Store airtight, away from sunlight. Butter must be refrigerated and used quickly; we do not ship butter outside Chennai.
Yes to both, with the usual medical caution for infants. We sell only edible ghee in its purest form. Cheap ‘pooja ghee’ in the market is often adulterated with animal fat or vanaspati. If you offer ghee in a homam, it should be food you would eat.
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