Ziyad Brand Butter Ghee, Clarified Butter, Perfect High Heat Cooking, Roasted Vegetables, Sautées, Hot Drinks (Chaider) and Finishing Oil! 16 oz
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Selected User Reviews For Ziyad Brand Butter Ghee, Clarified Butter, Perfect High Heat Cooking, Roasted Vegetables, Sautées, Hot Drinks (Chaider) and Finishing Oil! 16 oz
The ghee in this picture is not pure. It may have been for that reason that Butter Ghee was named. The Butter Ghee in this photo may be solid, but the ghee would liquefy in these 80°F temperatures. Like grease, which is used to lubricate automobile parts, the substance has a buttery texture. I suspect that it is made of cow fat due to its texture. Since I cannot find the ingredients, I'm wary of continuing to use the product. This bottle will remain in my collection, but I won't buy it in the future. The reason I bought it was that it was half the price of.
I love butter just as much as Oprah loves bread! The next time I went to my local market, I found a jar of Ghee that I thought was In spite of my inexperience, I do actually have a knack for cooking. Since then, I have relied on it for all my cooking needs. A great advantage of Ghee is that it smoothly coats anything, unlike butter, with which butter tends to do this for salmon, chicken, Cornish hens and the like. Another advantage is that you only need to use it once before you cook. It's no longer necessary to put things back into the oven after they get hot The application process. All of the food is cooked to a golden brown. The reason I chose to buy this particular brand through the ever reliable AmazonSmile site is that its price is significantly less than buying in the grocery store, where it would cost about $7. Additionally, it does not need to be bought so frequently.
There is a strong smell of buttered popcorn from a movie theater. An almost rotten smell wafts from the room. I've never seen ghee look like this and its color is different, but the smell is just terrible. There is definitely something blended in, which leads me to believe it is "peel" ghee. You can save a few dollars by buying actual ghee instead of synthetic.
In an effort to establish a new eating habit, I bought my first jar of Ghee. Refrigeration affects the texture of the butter and makes it very hard. As someone not that familiar with Ghee, I cannot be sure if that's just standard for the type or if it's just this particular brand. The long jar does not appeal to me either. The product is easier to remove from the bottom, but it is harder to get it out at the bottom. This is due to the hard nature of the rocks I don't think it would be as good if I microwaved it and then poured It is an acceptable substitute for Ghee, particularly if you are short on time and are unable to make it yourself (you may want to check out youtube videos of how to do it).
I've never used Ghee as a thickener in my Bulletproof coffee, so I didn't really know what to expect. But when Dr. Oz made a segment about Ghee butter, he said it was really tasty. My brand of green tea tasted like plain oil, but not like green tea, which I normally would expect. In my opinion, I am not likely to buy this brand again since it does not have a butter taste. There are several reasons to be wary of it. It's written in another language and the product is not made in America, let alone My guess is that it will have some similarity with butter, at least in flavor. It will be interesting to try a different brand next time, maybe I'll order from Wholefoods next time, at least I'll know what I'm getting since I've shopped there before.
Although the ghee is golden yellow and has a buttery taste, it does not indicate that it was made from grassfed cows (it probably wasn't), however I felt that it tasted like the grassfed ghee that I had purchased elsewhere for more money. Ghee's biggest advantage is that since milk solids have been removed, it can be used in cooking at high heat without burning as butter would. In addition, it retains its flavor quite well, so a little goes a long way. The flavor it imparts to vegetables, popcorn, and other foods is excellent as an oil and is also excellent when drizzled over them for Ghee is shelf stable and does not require refrigeration, though the label on this jar explicitly states that it should be refrigerated after opening, resulting in the solidification of the product, which is why this jar is being docked Even though that warning may be merely precautionary to extend the life of the product, it is awkward to store what is typically a shelf stable product in the fridge because it turns into a solid block, which thankfully can be scraped out with a spoon within the Generally good flavor and fair price for the amount you get, but I may consider buying elsewhere in the future since it has to be kept in the fridge and then scraped out and I would rather not risk wasting a jar to test out whether the fridge warning is just precautionary.
If You Want Ghee, You Should! There are specialty ethnic stores and Trader Joe's where I can buy ghee. The only problem is that they are both very expensive and in tiny containers! This brand of Ghee has an affordability and quality that is second to none. I have many friends from Middle Eastern and Indian cultures who use this brand when It is used instead of butter or oil when I sauté and cook. Additionally, it does not need refrigeration if kept in a closed cabinet! You should definitely check it out!.
I hate it! was using Ancient Organics Ghee, which was wonderful but expensive, so I thought that I would switch to this, which is half the cost. It works well to cook with, but has an odor of There is so much bad smell that it takes away your appetite. I threw it out in the garbage. If you want to stick with something that tastes and smells great, stick to Ancient Organics.