Is butter keto friendly | MILKIO

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Is butter keto friendly?
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Is butter keto Butter is perhaps a favorite
ingredient for cooking and baking. It has been
used for years to make toasts, cookies, popcorn,
and so on. On the other hand, the keto diet is
also a famous diet among youth for losing weight,
getting clearer skin, and reduce inflammation
from the body. But do the combination of both is
worth it? That is, is butter keto friendly?
Today lets analyze the complete truth about
it.  Is butter keto-friendly? The answer to
this question is a big NO. Yes, it would help if
you avoided butter in every way during your keto
diet plan. Butter is a whole pack of fats that
can spoil your keto diet goals in one stroke
specifically, if you aim to lose weight and
reduce your belly line, practicing the keto
diet.  
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• Why is butter not good for the keto diet?
• Butter, all the butter is a dairy product. Thats
  the reason why it will share some similar
  problems as fueled by other dairy products. It
  would have calories, lots of calories, and
  irrelevant sugars. Here are some particular
  reasons justifying the incompetence of butter for
  a ketogenic diet
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• Butter is one of the homogenized and pasteurized
  dairy products. These sorts of products are more
  challenging to digest. Homogenization and
  pasteurization make it challenging to break down
  the essential proteins and sugars. Thats why
  dairy products like butter must be strictly
  avoided in dietary plans like keto.
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• Butter, due to its buttery taste, is always
  likely to be overeaten. Often, you take a slice
  of butter, considering that it would be the last,
  but the loop keeps on repeating itself. You end
  up eating more than required which may shatter
  your dietary goals in a minute.
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• Butter contains lactose and casein, making it a
  highly toxic ingredient used by folks who are
  tolerant to these. The milk solids present in
  butter are a rich source of lactose and casein.
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• If not butter, then what can be a better option?
• Know that you have the answer to the question
  that is butter keto-friendly or not? You must
  have heard about ghee, also known as clarified
  butter. Ghee can be a better alternative out than
  butter if you are on a keto diet. Ghee is packed
  with good fats and nutrients you can consume
  during a keto diet. Also, it is suitable
  for lactose and casein-tolerant people. It is
  good for metabolism, and if youre on regular
  exercise, then having ghee is undoubtedly going
  to help you reduce your weight.
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• So now, you know which ingredient is suitable for
  your keto diet and why. Now go and rock your
  keto.
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product. Only 100 grass fed cow milk made
unsalted butter is used for producing Milkio
Ghee, and that is why the ghee offers highest
quantities of ghee nutrients.  Milkio ghee is a
natural product and it is 100 pure without any
synthetic color, flavor, or chemical
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and organic certified product and it is endorsed
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