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Ghee

Its a clarified butter, all milk solids are removed so all that remains is butter fat. Its technically lactose free, but you need to consider the quality. If you normally can't handle dairy, you'll probably be able to handle ghee. It has a high smoke point. Always look for "grass-fed / grass-finished". Thrive Market has a good price.

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Ghee - The Nectar of the Gods

GHEE ~ The Nectar Of The Gods - YouTube

Using Ghee for Internal & External Hydration
When to Use Ghee vs Coconut Oil - What is the Better Fat on Keto
Top Ten Reasons to Cleanse with Cultured Ghee

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