At Soil To Bowl, Noni Ghee means traditionally hand-churned white makkhan. It is the butter separated from cultured curd through bilona churning, before any clarification into golden ghee. You may also know this traditional dairy food as nooni ghee, nuni ghee or desi makkhan. Its appeal lies in its creamy character and familiar place alongside Indian meals.
THE WHITE MAKKHAN STORY
From Cultured Curd to a Familiar Desi Favourite
A warm paratha, a little white makkhan and the taste of a meal made at home—sometimes the simplest combinations are the ones you remember.

Traditionally made · honestly packed
Traditional Churning. A Creamy Finish to Your Meal.
Soil To Bowl Noni Ghee celebrates the white makkhan traditionally served alongside everyday Indian food. Cultured curd is churned using the bilona method until butter separates from the buttermilk. The collected makkhan is packed as white butter, preserving its identity before the separate process of clarification into ghee. Known in many homes as nooni ghee or nuni ghee, it brings a mild buttery flavour to parathas, millet rotis and simple rice dishes. It is a product to choose for the serving experience you enjoy: creamy makkhan, warm food and a familiar desi combination.
- ✓ Prepared through cultured-curd churning.
- ✓ Collected as traditional white makkhan.
- ✓ Mild buttery flavour for familiar meals.
- ✓ A fitting accompaniment to parathas and millet rotis.
- ✓ Packed with care, with refrigeration guidance to follow.





