PURE
Verified on every batch
- Adulteration screeningPass
Ghee is one of the most adulterated foods in India. So, rather than asking you to trust us, we send every batch to an independent laboratory and provide you with the Certificate
of Analysis.
Verified on every batch
Established by full laboratory analysis
complete composition profile
Sage’s Secret quality standard
Every jar is held to a rigorous quality standard, with transparent testing designed to protect purity, provenance and trust.
Our core panel evaluates identity, freshness and purity across every production batch.
A sensory check of how the ghee looks and smells. It catches any batch that looks, smells, or feels different from the standard, so quality stays consistent jar to jar.
Measures the water content in the ghee. Excess moisture speeds up spoilage and shortens shelf life, so keeping this low protects freshness in storage.
Measures how much of the product is actual milk fat. This is the core purity number — the higher and cleaner this reading, the less room there is for anything else to be mixed in.
A refractive-index reading of the fat. It's a fast way to confirm the fat behaves like genuine milk fat and hasn't been diluted with another fat.
Measures the short-chain fatty acids that are unique to milk fat. Cow ghee has a distinctly higher RM value than most other fats, making this one of the strongest authenticity checks.
Tracks how much the fat has started to break down. A low FFA reading is a direct measure of freshness and shows the ghee hasn't turned rancid.
A screening test that flags certain vegetable oils sometimes used to cut ghee. A clear result rules out this specific, common form of adulteration.
Measures how saturated or unsaturated the fat is. Genuine milk fat falls in a known, narrow range, so a reading outside it points to a different fat being present.
Confirms the type and identity of the fatty acids in the sample. It's another checkpoint that the fat matches genuine milk fat and not a substitute.
Detects plant-based fat markers that are naturally absent from pure milk fat. Because it can pick up even trace amounts, this is one of the most sensitive tests for vegetable-oil adulteration.
A dedicated check built specifically to catch blending with cheaper vegetable or animal fats — the most common way ghee is adulterated.
Measures early-stage oxidation in the fat. It shows whether the ghee has started to turn rancid, even before that would be noticeable by smell or taste.
Tests for lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury. These metals are toxic even in small amounts, so confirming their absence is a core food-safety requirement.
Checks total plate count, yeast & mould, coliforms, E. coli, Salmonella and Staphylococcus aureus. This confirms the ghee is free from harmful bacteria and safe to consume.
Tests for a toxin that can pass from contaminated cattle feed into milk. Screening for it verifies that the milk used at the source was safe to begin with.
Verifies energy, fat, and other nutrition-declaration values in the lab. This confirms that what's printed on the label actually matches what's in the jar.
A detailed breakdown of the saturated, mono-unsaturated and poly-unsaturated fatty acids in the ghee. This builds the full composition profile that supports our authenticity claims.
WHAT’S INSIDE
From our full laboratory analysis
Zero carbohydrates. Zero sugar. No detectable milk protein. That's why ghee can be suitable for many people who otherwise avoid certain dairy products.
Contains milk. If you have a diagnosed dairy allergy, please consult your doctor before consuming.
A thoughtful journey behind every SAGE'S SECRET batch.
Carefully sourced milk from Gi r Cows forms the foundation of our process.
The traditional Bilona method is followed with care and craftsmanship.
Small-batch preparation allows for careful handling throughout the process.
Independent testing helps verify quality and transparency through approved laboratory processes.
OUR STANDARD
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Milk from indigenous Gir Cows — a breed that yields far less than many crossbreeds, which is why it's rarely used at commercial scale.
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The Bilona process is slower and more labour-intensive, but it is what gives this ghee its grainy texture and deep golden colour.
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Every batch is tested by a NABL-accredited, FSSAI-notified laboratory and issued a Certificate of Analysis (COA). No COA, No dispatch. No exceptions.
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Never buffalo milk blended into cow ghee. Never colour, flavour, or preservative added. Never a batch shipped that hasn't cleared the lab test we hold the right to reject one, and we use it.
Don't Trust Us. Test Us.
Real ghee has a story you can discover with your own senses.
Open the jar. Smell it. Put a spoon of it on hot rice. If it isn’t noticeably better than what you’re using now, write to us within 3 days and we’ll refund you in full — jar opened, half finished, doesn’t matter.
You’re paying before you taste it, so the risk should sit with us, not with you. We’d rather lose one sale than have you keep a jar you don’t rate.
Open the jar. Smell it. Put a spoon of it on hot rice. If it isn’t noticeably better than what you’re using now, write to us within 3 days and we’ll refund you in full — jar opened, half finished, doesn’t matter.
You’re paying before you taste it, so the risk should sit with us, not with you. We’d rather lose one sale than have you keep a jar you don’t rate.
Every batch is lab-tested for purity before it ships — no vanaspati, no palm oil, no synthetic colour, no shortcuts. We're happy to share the test results for your batch on request, and you're welcome to send a sample for independent testing yourself. Adulteration thrives on opacity; we'd rather you check than just trust our word.
Supermarket ghee is usually made from cream separated by machine and produced at scale to hit a low price point. Ours follows the bilona approach — curd-based extraction and slow cooking over low heat — which yields far less ghee per litre of milk and takes considerably longer than commercial methods. You're paying for the process and the quality of milk, not a brand markup.
Bilona refers to the age-old approach of making ghee from curd rather than direct cream — curd is churned to extract butter, which is then slow-cooked into ghee. We follow this method in spirit: prioritising curd-based extraction and slow, low-heat cooking over the fast, high-yield processes used in commercial production. The result is a ghee with the characteristic texture and aroma associated with bilona ghee, made with far more care than mass-market alternatives.
No — graininess is actually a sign of purity. Pure ghee crystallizes at cooler temperatures because it has no additives to stop that from happening, much like honey does. Warm the jar slightly (a warm-water bath or a few minutes of sunlight) and it will return to a smooth, liquid consistency.
We test every production batch, not just an occasional sample, and each jar carries a batch number that ties back to that test. Batch-wise COA (Certificate of Analysis) is available on our website. Simply look up your batch number to view the results.
You can also view the lab report here. View Lab Report
No. Ghee is shelf-stable at room temperature for months because the moisture and milk solids are cooked out of it during preparation. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and always use a dry spoon to keep moisture out.
We accept UPI, credit/debit cards, net banking, and other standard payment methods at checkout.
Orders typically arrive within 3–7 business days depending on your location.
If your jar arrives damaged, something isn't right, or you simply don't like the taste, reach out to us within 3 days of delivery for a replacement or refund — even if the pack has been opened. *T&C apply.