Our grandmothers and mothers always served food with Ghee and always believed that is the way to keep healthy. That indeed is true! Ghee is actually healthy when consumed in small amounts.
It can be used instead of ordinary butter or oil. It has an extremely high smoke point of 250 °C and has a rich taste of butter, without the type of fat that blackens your pan.
It is pure butter oil, and therefore lactose-free.
Allergy Advice
See ingredients below. Please check the product's ingredients on the packaging carefully before consuming.
Dietary Information
Vegetarian, Suitable for Halal diet
Storage
Keep sealed after opening consume within 8 weeks. Best before end: See imprint
Ingredients
Butterfat 99.8% (milk), Moisture 0.2%
Size
500g Tin
Brand
Khanum
Nutrition
per 100g: Energy 3692kJ/898kcal, Fat 99.8g, of which Saturates 63.3g, Carbohydrate 0.1g, of which Sugars 0.1g, Fibre 0.1g, Protein 0.1g, Salt 0.1g
Country
Packed in the United Kingdom
Manufacturer
Mae-Ruay Snack Food Factory Co Ltd.
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