RECIPE FOR ONE JAR
- Whole Badri milk
- 24 litres
- Cultured, like yogurt
- 1 night
- Churned and cooked by hand
- 4 hours
- Slow-cooked
- Low flame
- Machines
- 0
A2
from the Badri cow, about 90% A2 beta-casein.
K2
natural vitamin K2, from a green Himalayan diet, carried in the butterfat.
Then made the bilona way: cultured overnight and churned by hand. Some recipes ask more of us.
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TWO WAYS TO MAKE GHEE
Most ghee skips two steps. Here's why both matter.
MOST GHEE
Fast. By machine.
Milk
Cream spun out by centrifuge
NOT CULTURED
Machine-churned
NO HANDS
Butter
Ghee
HAPPY MOO
Slow. By hand.
Whole Badri milk
Cultured overnight
LIKE YOGURT
HAND-CHURNED
in a wooden bilona
Cultured butter
makkhan
Slow-cooked ghee
on a low flame

01 · WHY CULTURED
2x
STRONGTwice the aroma compounds of uncultured ghee.
3,000 yrs
TRADITIONAyurveda's default ghee is made from cultured milk.
+34%
EARLYMore of the brain omega-3, in small amounts.
4x
EARLYLess of a key fat-oxidation marker.
For your child: a spoon they ask for, every morning.
Dairies stopped culturing to get about 10% more ghee from the same milk. The main fats stay the same either way.
02 · WHY BY HAND
Factory churns need the cream spun out of the milk first. A bilona, a wooden stick pulled both ways with a rope, churns the whole cultured milk.
24 L
whole milk per jar
1
small batch, one village
0
centrifuges, 0 motors
IMAGE - hands pulling the rope of a wooden bilona in a clay pot (full bleed)
CULTURED. CHURNED BY HAND. READY FOR 30 MORNINGS.
30 mornings of the ritual, or a full refund.
FROM HER TO YOUR CHILD'S SPOON

THE HAPPY MOO RITUAL KIT
Real bilona ghee from one breed and one batch at a time. One spoon with warm water, before breakfast.
ABOUT BILONA GHEE
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Happy Moo is a food, not a medicine. Talk to your pediatrician if your child has ongoing digestive concerns.