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So the TL:DR is that the ‘regular pasture-raised’ products I offer are from cows that are 100% pasture raised, meaning they have access to grass all they want, but grains are also included in their diets.

Typically in stores you see either “100% grass fed” or just “grass fed” but the latter is deceptive marketing in my eyes.
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Great Ghee 4mo ago

In an ideal world everyone is rich and I have unlimited supply of the 100% grass fed cream and butter, but neither is true.

So, I like offering both options since it’s still local Virginia ghee either way but there’s a premium option and a regular option that’s more cost effective

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Matt 4mo ago

I like that both options exist but agree that "grass fed" should be specific on the marketing side. Like a human can be "steak and egg fed" but that doesn't mean much if that's only one day per year with the rest being McDonald's.

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Great Ghee 4mo ago

Exactly. I don’t like deceptive marketing so I just describe them as they are and am happy to be transparent and elaborate on the products 🫡