🍯🐝Raw Honey
Can honey be used topically?
Can honey be used topically?
Yes. Raw honey is traditionally used in skin care and for wound dressing due to its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
Is raw honey safe for infants?
Is raw honey safe for infants?
No—do NOT give honey to infants under 12 months due to the risk of botulism spores. It’s perfectly safe for older children and adults.
Does raw honey have health benefits?
Does raw honey have health benefits?
Yes. Raw honey contains pollen, propolis, enzymes, and antioxidants. It offers antimicrobial benefits, supports digestion, soothes sore throats, and promotes wound healing.
Does Batiora’s honey expire?
Does Batiora’s honey expire?
Raw honey has an almost indefinite shelf life due to its low moisture and acidity. Still, we label it with a "best before" date of 24 months to ensure optimal flavor.
How should I store this honey?
How should I store this honey?
Store at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. It may crystallize faster in cooler environments, but that doesn’t affect quality.
What is "raw" honey?
What is "raw" honey?
Raw honey is extracted directly from the hive, gently strained to remove debris, and bottled without heat, pasteurization, or fine filtration. This preserves natural enzymes, pollen, and antioxidants.
How is Batiora’s raw honey different from regular honey?
How is Batiora’s raw honey different from regular honey?
Regular honey is often pasteurized and ultrafiltered, stripping away beneficial nutrients and pollen. In contrast, our raw honey retains all its natural compounds, offering richer flavors, textures, and health properties.
Why does Batiora’s honey crystallize?
Why does Batiora’s honey crystallize?
Crystallization is a natural process—raw honey contains sugars like glucose and pollen “seeds” that promote this. It’s a good sign of authenticity and unprocessed quality.
Is crystallized honey good to eat?
Is crystallized honey good to eat?
Absolutely! Crystallized honey retains all its nutrients. To re-liquefy, gently warm the jar in a water bath (max ~35°C) for about 10–15 minutes.
🏺Cold & Wood-Pressed Oils
Are Batiora’s oils tested for purity?
Are Batiora’s oils tested for purity?
Yes. Every batch of every product undergoes rigorous quality checks to ensure it is free from adulteration, chemicals, and solvents. We are committed to transparency and high standards.
Why are cold-pressed oils more expensive than refined oils?
Why are cold-pressed oils more expensive than refined oils?
Cold pressing yields less oil compared to industrial refining, and the process is slower and more labor-intensive. The raw materials used are also higher-grade. You’re paying for purity, nutrition, and authentic taste.
Can I use cold-pressed oils on skin and hair?
Can I use cold-pressed oils on skin and hair?
Absolutely. Our oils are 100% pure and traditionally used for skin nourishment, hair conditioning, and massage.
What is the shelf life of Batiora’s cold-pressed oils?
What is the shelf life of Batiora’s cold-pressed oils?
The shelf life varies by oil: typically 6–9 months from the date of pressing. Store oils in a cool, dark place away from moisture to maintain freshness.
What makes Batiora’s oils different from refined oils?
What makes Batiora’s oils different from refined oils?
Batiora’s oils are extracted using traditional wooden cold-press methods (Kachi Ghani), without heat or chemicals. This preserves natural nutrients, antioxidants, and the authentic flavor of the seeds. Unlike refined oils, ours are unbleached, unrefined, and free from additives.
What does “cold-pressed” mean?
What does “cold-pressed” mean?
Cold pressing means oil is extracted by mechanically pressing seeds or nuts at temperatures below 45°C (113°F). This gentle process retains vitamins, essential fatty acids, and natural aroma, making the oil healthier and more nutritious.
Can I cook with wood-pressed oils at high temperatures?
Can I cook with wood-pressed oils at high temperatures?
Yes. Most of our oils have a stable smoke point suitable for everyday cooking, sautéing, and deep-frying. For example, wood-pressed groundnut and sesame oils are excellent for high-heat cooking.
Why do wood-pressed oils sometimes look cloudy or have sediments?
Why do wood-pressed oils sometimes look cloudy or have sediments?
This is normal and a sign of authenticity. Because we don’t refine or filter the oil with chemicals, natural sediments and waxes may settle at the bottom. Just stir before use.
🐄 A2 Cow Ghee
Is the ghee made in small batches?
Is the ghee made in small batches?
Yes. We make our ghee in limited, carefully monitored batches to ensure consistency, quality, and freshness in every jar.
Can I use Batiora's ghee for skincare or Ayurvedic practices?
Can I use Batiora's ghee for skincare or Ayurvedic practices?
Can I use Batiora's ghee for skincare or Ayurvedic practices?
How should I store the ghee after opening?
How should I store the ghee after opening?
Keep the ghee in an airtight container, away from direct sunlight and moisture. There’s no need to refrigerate it; a cool, dry shelf is sufficient to maintain its freshness.
Is Batiora's ghee suitable for people with lactose intolerance?
Is Batiora's ghee suitable for people with lactose intolerance?
Ghee contains negligible lactose and casein because the milk solids are removed during preparation. Many lactose-intolerant individuals can consume pure ghee without issues, but we recommend consulting your healthcare professional if you have severe allergies.
Can A2 ghee be used for cooking at high temperatures?
Can A2 ghee be used for cooking at high temperatures?
Absolutely. A2 ghee has a high smoke point (around 250°C/480°F), making it ideal for sautéing, deep-frying, and tempering without breaking down into harmful compounds.
Does A2 ghee taste different from regular ghee?
Does A2 ghee taste different from regular ghee?
Yes. A2 ghee has a richer, more pronounced aroma and a naturally grainy texture. Many customers find the flavor smoother and more satisfying compared to ghee made from mixed or crossbred cow milk.
How can I tell that Batiora's ghee is truly A2?
How can I tell that Batiora's ghee is truly A2?
Our ghee is made exclusively from the milk of certified indigenous breeds like Gir and Sahiwal cows, which naturally produce A2 beta-casein protein. We source milk directly from trusted farms and maintain strict quality checks to ensure authenticity.
What makes Batiora's A2 Desi Cow Ghee special?
What makes Batiora's A2 Desi Cow Ghee special?
Batiora’s A2 Desi Cow Ghee is crafted using the traditional Bilona method, churning curd made from the milk of indigenous breeds such as Gir and Sahiwal cows. This process yields a rich, nutrient-dense ghee with a naturally grainy texture and an authentic aromatic flavor.
What is the shelf life of Batiora's ghee?
What is the shelf life of Batiora's ghee?
Our ghee has a shelf life of 12 months from the date of packing. Store it in a cool, dry place to maintain its quality.
🌾 Farming & Sourcing
Where does Batiora source its ingredients?
Where does Batiora source its ingredients?
We source our ingredients directly from our farms in Mathura, Vrindavan, and other regions across India, using sustainable farming practices to ensure exceptional quality in every product.
📦 Ordering & Delivery
How can I place an order?
How can I place an order?
Orders can be placed through our website: www.batiora.com.
What are the delivery timelines?
What are the delivery timelines?
Kindly refer to our Shipping Policy for detailed information.
Do you offer international shipping?
Do you offer international shipping?
Currently, we ship across India. International shipping options will be available soon.
🔄 Returns & Refunds
What is Batiora's return policy?
What is Batiora's return policy?
Please refer to our Return Policy for more details.
How do I initiate a return or exchange?
How do I initiate a return or exchange?
Contact our customer support at seva@batiora.com or call us at +91 92586 51901 to initiate the process.
📞 Customer Support
How can I contact Batiora for queries?
How can I contact Batiora for queries?
Kindly refer to our Contact Us page for detailed information.
