Re: kefiili and GF question

[Guest guest]

Pratick-

>Yes, I read that link.

>I have always known the X-Factor butter oil as, well, X-Factor Butter Oil.

>Never knew that it can also be called raw ghee.

" Raw ghee " is kind of an oxymoron, but unfortunately the term has caught on.

>I do plan to incorporate the X-Factor butter oil into my family's diet at

>some point.

>Right now, it is way too expensive for us to afford @ $45 USD/4 ounces.

I could be wrong, but I don't think that the so-called raw ghee on the

market is the same as (or as good as) Price's butter oil. I believe it's

centrifuged just enough to remove the milk solids, whereas IIRC Price was

actually isolating a specific fraction of the butter, and based on the

color of the butter oil I got, I don't think it's coming from optimum soil

fertility either.

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[Guest guest]

>--- Del Eaton <deleaton@...> wrote:

>> I don't know where you get the price of $45 4 oz.

>> Here is a link to the price that showes 1 jar of 8 oz to be $59.

Sheesh. How hard can it be to build a centrifuge? Take a motor, add a couple of

cans on gimbles. Melt some raw butter gently, put them in the cans, and spin!

I'll bet old centrifuges come up on auction now and then ...

Heidi [HJ] [HTG]

[Guest guest]

But a person would need some nice grass-fed cream to make some

butter which I don't have. Science fair coming up? Sounds like a

good experiment to me!

Del

Heidi Schuppenhauer wrote:

>

> >--- Del Eaton <deleaton@d...> wrote:

> >> I don't know where you get the price of $45 4 oz.

> >> Here is a link to the price that showes 1 jar of 8 oz to be

$59.

>

> Sheesh. How hard can it be to build a centrifuge? Take a motor,

add a couple of

> cans on gimbles. Melt some raw butter gently, put them in the

cans, and spin!

> I'll bet old centrifuges come up on auction now and then ...

>

>

>

> Heidi [HJ] [HTG]