Ghee Suppliers and Manufacturers

Pure Vegetable Ghee which is sometimes referred to as Vanaspati Ghee. It is mainly used in Middle Eastern Cuisine and popular in tAsia countries. It is used for Cooking and deep frying. This Palm Based Ghee is a healthy substitute to Animal Fat Based Ghee. Vegetable ghee is a yellow colored solid at room temperature and smooth in texture. Benefits: Vegetable ghee contains Rich linolein acid which is great for human health It helps in baking food to Improve the structure & fragrance and prolongs shelf life. It has an brilllient emulsification, molding & firmness properties. It is Free from Trans Fat and Cholesterol. It includes vitamin A & D and rich in natural antioxidants ( Tocopherols & Tocotrienols). It is used in backing food including biscuit, cake, snacks, etc. VEGETABLE GHEE SPECIFICATION Trans Fat Free Cholesterol Free Added with Vitamin A & D GMO None Rich in natural antioxidants ( Tocopherols & Tocotrienols) Specification: Free Fatty Acids (%, as Palmitic) : 0.10 max Moisture & Impurities (%) : 0.05 max Iodine Value (Wijs) : 45-56 Melting Point (C) : 36-40 Colour (5 1/4 Lovibond Cell) : 5.5 -6.6 Red 55- 65 Yellow Peroxide Value (meq O/kg) : 1.0 max (at time of packing)

Product characteristics % Milk FAT Min, 99.8% % Moisture Max, 0.3% Nutritional Information Nutritional Information* Amount per 100 ml Energy, kcal 814 Energy from Fat, kcal 814 Total Fat, g 90.5 Saturated fat,g 58 Cholesterol, mg 190 Sodium, mg 0 Total Carbohydrate, g 0 Sugar, g 0 Protein, g 0 Vitamin A, mcg 600 Not a significant source of Dietary fiber, Sugars, Vitamin C, Calcium and Iron. *Approx. values Shelf Life Pouch Packing : 9 Months Tin Packing : 12 Months Jar Packing : 6 Months Bulk Packing : 12 Months Pure Butter Ghee ( Milk Fat). Pure Cow Butter Ghee is the product obtained from prime quality raw materials (milk, cream or butter) to which raw materials with no neutralizing substances have been added. Anhydrous milk fat products are manufactured in three common and distinct varieties: 1. Pure Cow Butter Ghee: Must contain at least 99.8 percent milk fat and be made from fresh cream or butter; no additives (for neutralization of free fatty acids) are permitted. 2. Pure Cow Ghee Butter Oil: Must contain at least 99.8 percent milk fat but can be made from cream or butter of different ages; use of alkali (an additive) to neutralize free fatty acids is permitted. 3. Butteroil: Must contain at least 99.3 percent milk fat; raw material and processing specifications are the same as for Anhydrous Butter Oil.