If you've decided to try Golden Pure Ghee, the only question left is which jar size to order. This article will help you decide quickly.
The short answer: the ghee inside both jars is identical — same grass-fed butter, same small-batch preparation, same rich buttery flavor. The choice comes down to how often you cook with ghee and which size fits your household.
The Ghee Inside Both Jars Is the Same
Golden Pure Ghee is made from grass-fed butter, carefully prepared in small batches. One ingredient. No added oils, no additives, no preservatives. That's true of both the 14 oz and 28 oz jar — no difference in quality, flavor, or ingredients.
14 oz Golden Pure Ghee
The 14 oz jar is the natural starting point for most customers.
It's well suited for:
- First-time ghee buyers who want to try it before committing to a larger quantity
- Smaller households cooking for one or two people
- Customers who use ghee occasionally — a spoonful here and there rather than every meal
- Anyone who wants to cook with ghee across several different foods before deciding how frequently they'll use it
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28 oz Golden Pure Ghee
The 28 oz jar is the better fit for customers who already cook with ghee regularly.
It's well suited for:
- Households that use ghee across multiple meals each week
- Customers who cook frequently and don't want to reorder as often
- Anyone who has already tried ghee and knows they'll use it consistently
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Size Comparison
| Comparison | 14 oz | 28 oz |
|---|---|---|
| First-time buyer | ✓ Great starting size | — |
| Occasional use | ✓ Well suited | — |
| Frequent use | — | ✓ Well suited |
| Smaller household | ✓ Good fit | — |
| Multiple meals each week | — | ✓ Good fit |
| Reordering frequency | More frequent | Less frequent |
| Price | $25.00 | $40.00 |
| Price per ounce | $1.79/oz | $1.43/oz |
What Can You Use Either Size For?
Both jars work across the same everyday foods: eggs, steak, chicken, potatoes, vegetables, rice, seafood, popcorn, toast and bread, and baking.
For a full guide to cooking with ghee, see: What Can You Cook With Ghee? 15 Easy Everyday Foods.
For guidance on how much to use, see: How Much Ghee Should You Use? A Complete Ghee Conversion & Cooking Guide.
Does Ghee Need to Be Refrigerated?
No. Ghee is generally stored at room temperature when handled properly. See: Does Ghee Need Refrigeration? The Answer Might Surprise You.
New to Ghee?
If this is your first time buying ghee, start with the 14 oz. It gives you plenty of opportunity to cook with Golden Pure Ghee across different meals — eggs, rice, potatoes, toast — before deciding how quickly you'll go through it.
For a complete beginner's guide, see: First Time Buying Ghee? Everything You Need to Know.
For ordering information, see: Where to Buy Pure Ghee Online in the USA.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Golden Pure Ghee size is best for a first-time buyer?
The 14 oz jar. It's a comfortable starting size that lets you cook with ghee across different foods without overcommitting.
Is the ghee inside the 14 oz and 28 oz jars the same?
Yes. Both jars contain the same Golden Pure Ghee — grass-fed butter, carefully prepared in small batches, one ingredient, no added oils or preservatives.
Which size is better for frequent cooking?
The 28 oz jar is the better fit if you cook with ghee regularly across multiple meals each week.
Does Golden Pure Ghee ship free?
Yes. Free nationwide shipping on every order — no minimum required.
Where can I order each size?
Both sizes are available to order directly from our online store at myhomemadeghee.com.
Shop Golden Pure Ghee — Free Shipping on Every Order
New to ghee or use it occasionally? The 14 oz is your starting point.
Already cooking with ghee regularly? The 28 oz keeps you stocked.
Both sizes ship free nationwide — no minimum order required.
