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(500ml/1L)
MRP is inclusive of all taxes.
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Made using the finest A2 Gir cow milk
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Hanchurned early in the morning
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Cooked slowly, carefully and with love
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Daanedar texture that will remind you of ghee in your family home
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Same ghee used in Kolhapur's Mahalaxmi temple
Aazol's Pure Gharwala Ghee is what we have eaten in our family homes. Hand-churned early morning using the finest A2 Gir cow milk, it is cooked slowly, carefully and with love. Highly nourishing, this golden elixir has that 'danedaar' quality that will immediately take you back home.
Provenance
A staple in every traditional Indian kitchen, Gir Cow Ghee has stood the test of time. It is celebrated not just as an ingredient but as a symbol of health, purity and sanctity. With references across Ayurvedic texts and Hindu rituals, this golden elixir is as much a part of daily meals as it is of sacred offerings. Aazol’s Ghee is made using fresh milk from native Gir cows, which is hand churned and slow-cooked to bring out its full aroma and rich ‘danedaar’ texture. Every spoonful reminds us of how Ghee was once made at home with love and patience. Whether added to food or offered in prayer, Aazol’s Ghee brings tradition alive.
About The Seller
Mahalaxmi Masale was started by Sandhya Bhosale and a group of women from her village who came together to make traditional masalas and chutneys using recipes passed down through generations. Their dedication and quality soon caught the attention of the nearby Mahalaxmi Temple, one of India’s most revered Shaktipeeths. The temple approached them to prepare Ghee for their daily prasad. Today, the group collects milk from families in the village who rear native Gir cows and together they handcraft Ghee in small batches. Their journey is a testament to how tradition, when upheld by women with skill and determination, can open doors to both livelihood and pride.
Our Signature Recipes
FAQs about Pure Gharwala Ghee: A2 Gir Cow Ghee
It is a hand-churned, slow-cooked A2 ghee made from the milk of indigenous Gir cows, with a signature danedaar (grainy) texture. It contains no additives, preservatives or artificial processing.
It is made exclusively from A2 milk sourced from native Indian Gir cows, which produce only the A2 beta-casein protein. This makes it easier to digest compared to regular ghee made from crossbred or buffalo milk.
It is prepared using the traditional Bilona method, where butter is first hand-churned from curd and then slow-cooked into ghee. This age-old process preserves its natural nutrients, aroma and grainy texture.
The danedaar texture is a natural result of the slow, traditional cooking process and is a hallmark of authentic, pure ghee. Mass-produced ghee is often smooth and uniform, which is a sign of industrial processing.
It is rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K, which support immunity and overall nourishment. It also contains butyric acid, which supports gut health and aids the absorption of nutrients.
Most commercial ghee is made using direct cream processing at high heat, which reduces its nutritional value. Aazol's ghee is hand-churned and slow-cooked, retaining its full flavour, aroma and nutrients.
It works beautifully drizzled over dal, rotis and rice or used to sauté and temper spices. It is also perfect for making traditional sweets like halwa, kheer and laddus.
It has a deep, natural nutty aroma — rich and warm, just like homemade ghee. If a ghee smells overly strong or artificial, it is likely not pure.
A2 milk from indigenous Gir cows is limited in supply and the hand-churning process is labour-intensive and time-consuming. The result is a far purer, more nutritious product compared to mass-produced alternatives.
It is available in 500ml and 1L options. The 1L pack offers better value for regular users.


Made using the finest A2 Gir cow milk
Hanchurned early in the morning
Cooked slowly, carefully and with love
Daanedar texture that will remind you of ghee in your family home
Same ghee used in Kolhapur's Mahalaxmi temple