Is this organic buttermilk powder or from grass fed cows?
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Barry Farms of Ohio, where this product was packaged, has an extensive website. Whatever questions you have can be answered by them.
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this was the e-mail reply I received from Purity Farms when I inquired about their feeds and if they were gluten-free or not. "All animals receive 100% organic feed. All cows get a mixture of organic forages and organic grains in their diet. Forages are grass, hay, silage, baylage and other "green feeds". Hay is simply dried plant material like grass and alfalfa. Silage and baylage are fermented or "wet" plant material. Grains include corn, barley, soybeans, oats, field peas and flax. The amounts may vary depending on the individual farmers management techniques. The Purity Farms Ghee is gluten free."
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I bought it because a wonderful book I have about digestive health said it was from grass fed animals. However, I checked the container and it does not say this anywhere on the can. It is the only gelatin that our health food store carries, so I assume it is the most natural around. Their website does not say "grass fed" either. Just looked.
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The bag says "Ingredients: Pure Beef Gelatin." I'm not sure how a cow could be organic, other than what they eat, which it doesn't specify.
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Nowhere on their website does it say anything about grass fed cows. Amish "style" rolled butter, not made by anyone Amish that i can see. I was on Minerva.com
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After googling this, it appears the answer is no. Package does not state cows are grass fed either.
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I bought this product and it does have a USDA organic label on it, and the only ingredient is nutritional yeast powder. The place of origin is Germany.
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It is raw organic coconut butter but I did not see anything that said it was certified. I can say though that it is a very good product. I am an organic vegan and used this product for making lotion bars. I has a wonderful smell and my organic vegan friends loved it.
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This product contains whey which is a protein in milk. Whey contains a small percentage of lactose. I assume since milk comes from an animal, the sugar content is not organic. Annie
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kerry gold is not 100% grassfed... according to their site they are 90% grass fed...10% grain fed and 3% of their grain is GMO (they think, it could be more)...check the internet...anchor butter is 100% grassfed...they say their cows eat the grass year round...kalona butter from kalona iowa is supposed to be 100% organic and grass fed...plus it's closer to home
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Hello there, I am not sure if it is totally organic, but it only has natural ingredients. I use this instead of powder creamer. Hope that helps, and I believe it is made in America.
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i was sceptical only because it is from china so i bought Frontier Bulk Wheat Grass Powder, ORGANIC, 1 lb. package US produced.But i did some research and i did find US grown wheatgrass powder from this company. http://www.starwest-botanicals.com/organic-wheat-grass_powder-us.html
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No! Ingredients listed as "organic whole milk powder (certified by AssureQuality) Just an excellent product!
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Yes according to their website, it is from cows that are grass-fed year round. Although it is not certified organic, the cows are not given hormones, and the grass is not treated with pesticides or chemicals. This whey is also GMO-free. The natural flavor has only whey concentrate, with NO added sweeteners or flavors. I only use the natural, so I cannot speak about the vanilla or chocolate flavors. I have used it for a few years now, and I find it to be the best on the market. I am always researching new products as they become available. I hope this helps.
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The label does not answer any of your questions. It says it is simply buttermilk powder and whey. What I can tell you is that, in the ways that I have used this product, it has worked beautifully. It has kept well, no off taste, is very practical for me. I use it primarily in cooking and baking and not everyday. I'm very satisfied.
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Of course.At least that is what it claims. Organic which means the grass also had to be organicly grown for the cows. That is organic. However, the real concern should be the method of process that had been used to create the protein because the market is fluded with organic protein and to distinguish which is the superior is the methods of process. So your main concern should completely depend on the merhod of process.
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I don't know about organic, but it is the best tasting butter that I have ever had.