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Dit stofje werd trouwens ook vermeld in een van de Thyroid Sessions, de schildklierseminars die nog tot vrijdagochtend lopen
Nora Gedgaudes zegt er dit over:
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Nora: Right. Well, you know, ghee is an interesting one. A lot of people think ghee is fine. And I actually used to think it was fine, too. In fact, I think I probably even mentioned that in my book where you think of it just being solely the fat fraction of butter, right? Most ghee actually has trace protein content and would be considered a no-no for somebody with dairy protein sensitivity.
Now, there is one particular…I don’t have any financial ties with these guys, but I don’t mind mentioning their product because I think it’s a really good one. There’s a brand of ghee made by Pure Indian Foods. And they have one specific product called cultured ghee. And that particular one—they have other ghees that still have dairy proteins in them—but all their ghee is 100 percent pastured, which is very cool, and organic. But their cultured ghee actually has been certified as dairy protein-free. So that would be the only dairy product I can think of that might be okay
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Zij hebben het over 'cultured butter', die je krijgt door te starten met rauwe melk en daarvan eerst boter maakt
Cultured butter is een soort gefermenteerde boter:
http://www.culturesforhealth.com/how-to-make-cultured-butter