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Is Ghee bad for you? Bad for your heart primarily? Just curious, in relation to butter and other saturated fats.
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It is a good question. I used to think it was bad for you and even went as far as asking in a Bangladeshi restaurant which dishes had ghee in. Now I am not so sure as whilst it has a lot of saturated fat maybe its a good sort of saturated fat.
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It is clarified butter
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It's just used for frying, and is - as stated, merely clarified butter.
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Yes, it's saturated fat, so it's bad for you.
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I would think it is probably as lard
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bad as lard
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Butter is good for you. Hard fats like margarine are bad for you.
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Yer granny was wrong. All fats are bad in the amounts eaten in a typical western diet. But saturated fats (from animals) are worse than polyunsaturated vegetable oils.
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Animal fat is harmless, hydrogenated fats will kill you. You can't eat enough animal fat to harm yourself.
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Gallivanter, you sound like you know what you're talking about and Lord knows I'm certainly no expert, but that sounds like utter poppycock to me.
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that's because it is poppycock !
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Id be more worried about fructose corn syrup.
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