Pure A2 Desi Cow Ghee & Buffalo Ghee by GHRAAM

At Ghraam, every jar of ghee is made using the traditional Bilona method from carefully sourced milk. From Gir Cows, Sahiwal Cows and Rathi Cows to premium Buffalo Ghee, every batch is lab tested for purity and prepared without preservatives or additives.

A2 Cow Ghee jar with lab report

Tested for Purity


True purity speaks for itself. At GHRAAM, every batch of Bilona Ghee is crafted using time-honoured traditions and contains no preservatives or artificial additives. Each batch undergoes rigorous testing at NABL-accredited laboratories to verify its quality and purity. We proudly share these reports on our website because we believe transparency builds trust. The result is authentic Bilona Ghee made with care, honesty, and uncompromising quality.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which type of ghee should I choose?

GHRAAM offers Gir, Sahiwal, Rathi, and Buffalo Ghee. Each is prepared using the traditional Bilona method. You can choose the one that best suits your taste and preference.

What is the difference between Gir, Sahiwal, Rathi and Buffalo Ghee?

The main difference is the source of the milk. Each variety has its own natural aroma, texture, and flavour, while all are prepared using the same traditional Bilona process.

Are all GHRAAM ghee products made using the Bilona method?

Yes. Every variety of GHRAAM Ghee is prepared using the traditional Bilona method.

Are all your products lab tested?

Yes. Every batch is tested by NABL-accredited laboratories, and the reports are available on our website.

Do all your ghee products contain preservatives?

No. None of our ghee products contain preservatives, artificial colours, or artificial flavours.

Which ghee is best for everyday cooking?

All GHRAAM ghee variants can be used for daily cooking, rotis, parathas, dal, rice, and traditional Indian recipes. The choice depends on your preferred taste.

Can I order ghee anywhere in India?

Yes. We deliver GHRAAM products across India.

How can I check the purity of the ghee?

You can visit our Lab Reports page to view the laboratory reports for the available batches.