Vedic Ghee Premium A2 Gir Cow Cultured Desi Ghee from Kesariya Farm | Vedic Bilona Two Way Churned | Indian Gir Cow Ghee, Pure A2 Ghee, Natural & Healthy, Non-GMO | Lab Certified (1L)

By far the best cow ghee,,aroma,,top notch,, aroma is the best,,, grains in ghee,,show they are made in traditional way,,, Go for it,,,Vedic ghee is best,,, packing of jar is top notch,,the best in,,India,,,no leakage,,,,Vedic Ghee keep the good work,,,u may cross 10K in month,,in no time ,, for children it is the best for health,,, give them in milk in morning,,,and put in roti,, chapati,, rice,,,dal,, every day,,,put money in cow ghee than on Dr,,, Vedic Cow ghee,,, make in India,, make India healthy.....

The product is good, but after few purchases you are not giving spoon. Why so, spoon is an important aspect why you people have excluded it

Packing was nice. The quality of product is good.

Good quality, price are bit high, ghee looks pure.

The media could not be loaded. I have probably ordered well over 12 bottles of this brand in the last 3 years , for me and my parents . And the quality and texture has been perfect on the past - grainy , and smelt really good . I ordered this time again after a year since I had previous stock I had ordered a year back (I order 3-4 bottles in a go) . And the whole thing looked frothy , looked nothing like ghee . And there was a plastic cover floating on top . And in this cold weather , a ghee is supposed to solidify to some extent . But this ghee remained liquid , indicating it was unadulterated with some oil . I have attached picture of this ghee and video that compared the liquify consistency of this ghee with the homemade ghee my mom uses (which stayed solid and firm). And both ghee were kept on the table for over a day , indicating there was no temperature difference between two . And what’s worse is that we had an upset stomach after consuming this . So we heated this ghee to see if it helps with consistency and other issues . But upon heating , the ghee smelled so bad . My mom always makes homemade ghee when she can and I know what a ghee should smell like upon heating . Either this is adulterated ghee or the quality has gone down . I wanted to see if this issue was with just my batch or if others had any similar issues . Upon checking Amazon recent reviews , I noticed many other (recently) have faced similar issues with quality (ghee being frothy and liquidy with no smell of pure ghee) . I need to find another good brand for A2 ghee I suppose .

A satisfying product, pure and well made with special flavour.

I Don't know why always this product come with leakage and there is no return

There is some doubt about the quality