
What Makes A2 Bilona Ghee Different from Regular Ghee?
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Introduction
Ghee has been a sacred superfood in Indian kitchens for centuries. But not all ghee is the same. Today, most households consume commercially processed ghee, while the ancient A2 Bilona Ghee stands apart as a powerhouse of health.
What is Regular Ghee?
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Made from machine-churned cream, not curd
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Often from hybrid cow milk (A1 protein)
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Produced in bulk using heat and chemicals
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Loses natural medicinal properties
What is A2 Bilona Ghee?
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Made from A2 milk of indigenous cows (Gir, Sahiwal, Rathi, etc.)
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Curd is churned in a wooden vessel
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White butter is collected
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Slow-heated to produce ghee
Prepared via the traditional Bilona method:
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Rich in A2 protein, Omega-3, Vitamin A, D, E, K
Health Benefits of A2 Bilona Ghee
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Boosts digestion and metabolism
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Improves brain and joint health
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Strengthens immunity
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Beneficial for skin, eyes, and children’s growth
Ayurveda on A2 Ghee
Ayurveda calls ghee “Amrita” (nectar of life). It acts as a carrier of herbs, enhances memory, and balances the three doshas.
At Madhuram, we prepare A2 Bilona Ghee using curd-churning and slow-heating — just like our ancestors did.