Pure Pastures — Catalog

Catalog

Fresh, Simple, Honest

Milk, cultures, and greens — short routes, clear labels, and steady cold.

Dairy
Cultures
Greens
Seasonal
Milk pouring into a glass
Morning pour
Fresh bunch of pasture greens
Pasture greens

Dairy

Milk & Cultures

Clear, cold, and labeled — kept simple so the flavor stays clean.

Whole Milk

Fresh morning milk; glass jar; batch and chill time on lid.

  • Volume: 1 L
  • Best within: 48 h
  • Route: under 30 km

Curd (Dahi)

Set smooth with clean culture — gentle tang, soft body.

  • Weight: 400 g
  • Culture: house
  • Jar: reusable glass

Ghee

Slow clarified; nutty and bright — made in small batches.

  • Jar: 250 g
  • Color: golden
  • Source: grass-fed

Paneer

Soft crumb; light press; holds shape in the pan.

  • Block: 200 g
  • Moisture: tender
  • Salt: light
Glass milk jars labeled with batch time
Cold chain
Smooth set curd in a bowl
Smooth dahi

Seasonal

Seasonal Greens Box

Picked at first light; packed cold; short ride to your kitchen.

What’s inside this week?
  • Clover-tender leaves
  • Napier baby shoots
  • Herb bundle (mint, dill)
Pack & Route

Moisture liner, ice at base, vents open. Route stays under 25 km.

Keep & Use

Chill on arrival; rinse once; use within 48 hours for best snap.

Labels

Anatomy of a Label

Clear type, batch time, and route — everything you need at a glance.

Batch & Chill

Each jar lists the batch and when it hit the chiller — consistency you can track.

  • Batch code
  • Chill time
  • Use-by window

Source & Route

Short routes keep flavor bright. Labels mark origin and the km it traveled.

  • Origin pasture
  • Route distance
  • Returnable glass
Milk jar lid label with batch and chill time
Milk lid label
Ghee jar label with batch code
Ghee label

Kitchen

Cuts & Uses

Simple shapes for quick cooking — hold form, keep tender.

Cubes

For tikka and butter masala; sear, then simmer.

Strips

Quick stir-fry with greens; finish with lemon.

Crumbles

Toss over warm veggies; light salt only.

Paneer cut into neat cubes
Paneer cubes
Fresh cheese shreds on a board
Cheese shreds

Notes

How We Source & Pack

The work behind each jar — calm lanes, short routes, and labels that tell the truth.

We choose short loops over long reach. Routes are drawn by taste, not maps: if a jar loses brightness on arrival, the line is redrawn. That is why most deliveries run within thirty kilometers and step off at first light.

Cooling is the heartbeat. Milk moves from churn to chill without delay, and every lid carries batch and chill time. The numbers are not decoration — they are an invitation to verify what we promise.

Greens travel differently. We pack a moisture liner at the base, vent the top, and keep the box low and tight. Air moves; leaves breathe; snap arrives at your kitchen instead of dying on the road.

We avoid heavy processing. Cultures stay clean and simple; ghee is clarified slow; paneer keeps a soft press so it holds in the pan without turning rubbery. Fewer steps mean fewer places to lose flavor.

Glass returns close the loop. A jar that comes back tells us two stories at once — that we reached you and that you chose to keep the loop alive. Rinse, cap off, and leave by the door or at the café basket.

Season and weather matter. Monsoon slows hooves and glosses lanes; we widen rest windows and tighten crates. In dry months, dust is the enemy; labels go on after a quick wipe so nothing lifts at the edge.

None of this is grand innovation — it’s craft. Walk the fence. Keep tools sharp and dry. Log what changes. The result is a catalog that looks simple because the work behind it is steady.

Delivery lane at first light beside pasture
First-light lane

Route

Cold Chain

Chilled fast, kept steady, handed over cold — that’s the promise.

  1. Chill

    Jar hits temp quickly; lid gets batch stamp.

  2. Crate

    Padded crate with ice at base; jars stand tight.

  3. Route

    Short morning loops under 30 km; fast door handover.

  4. Fridge

    Into your fridge within minutes — flavor stays bright.

Ice-lined delivery crate
Ice-lined crate
Doorstep handover with cold jars
Door handover

Pairings

Simple Spice Pairings

Three easy ways to keep flavor bright without hiding the milk.

  • Cardamom

    Warm pods, light crush, short steep.

  • Ginger

    Thin slices; add off-boil; strain clean.

  • Mint

    Quick bruise; cool finish; don’t overdo.

Cardamom pods on a small plate
Cardamom pods
Fresh mint leaves bundled with twine
Fresh mint

Returns

Jar Returns

Return, wash, repeat — glass lives many lives.

  1. Rinse

    Quick rinse after use; keep lid off.

  2. Return

    Leave by door or bring to the corner café.

  3. Wash

    We deep-wash, heat-sanitise, and relabel.

  4. Refill

    Back to the loop — clean and ready.

Stack of clean glass jars
Clean stack
Return basket with empty jars
Return basket

Info

Allergen & Info

Clear icons help you scan fast before you pick.

Dairy

Contains milk. Cultures made in a dedicated dairy room.

Vegetarian

No animal rennet; paneer set with lemon.

Glass Return

Reusable glass — join the return loop.

Short Route

Kept under 30 km to hold freshness.

Close-up of product label icons
Label icons
Hand scanning a simple label
Quick scan

Ideas

Breakfast Tiffins

Three quick plates that keep the morning light and bright.

Curd + Poha

Soft poha with a spoon of smooth dahi; finish with mint.

Paratha + Butter

Warm paratha, a pat of ghee-butter — simple and round.

Paneer Bhurji

Light crumble, gentle spice, squeeze of lemon at the end.

Poha topped with smooth curd and herbs
Curd + poha
Paratha with a pat of fresh butter
Paratha + butter

Care

Storage Guide

Keep it simple: cold, covered, and used in good time.

Do

  • Keep jars on the middle fridge shelf
  • Close lids tight after each pour
  • Use clean spoons only

Don’t

  • No door shelf for milk (too warm)
  • Don’t leave jars open
  • No metal in microwave
Milk and curd jars on a middle fridge shelf
Middle shelf
Jar in a cool water bath before serving
Cool water bath

Picks

Weekly Picks

Three easy choices to start with this week.

Whole Milk

Bright and clean — batch and chill time on lid.

Ghee

Slow-clarified, nutty, golden — small batches.

Greens Box

First-light pick, packed cold, short ride.

Milk and ghee jars side by side
Milk + ghee
Greens bundle tied and ready
Greens bundle

Pack

Pack Materials

Glass that lasts, paper that breathes, and ice that holds the cold.

Returnable Glass

Thick walls, clean rims, easy to wash — made for many loops.

Paper & Liner

Breathable kraft wrap with a moisture liner keeps greens crisp.

Returnable glass milk jar
Returnable jar
Kraft paper with moisture liner
Kraft + liner

People

Farmer Notes

Short lines from hands that keep the field steady.

Anil · Lanes

“Rake prints should look like rain — soft, even, and gone by noon.”

Meera · Herd

“Walk slow at the gate and the herd will breathe with you.”

Ravi · Chill

“A jar that hits temp fast tastes brighter by breakfast.”

Partners

Café Partners

Small places that pour with care — foam that holds, flavor that sings.

Corner Café

Morning chai with a clean, tall foam and a soft finish.

Block Tea

Milk first light; jar swap at seven; quick smile at the door.

Station Brew

Short route from chill hub; steady flavor in every cup.

Cafe counter with milk pour into chai
Counter pour
Barista swapping empty jar for a fresh one
Jar swap

Catalog

Pick Your Jar

Simple sizes, clear labels, and prices that match the work.

Whole Milk — 1 L

₹ 95

  • Batch on lid
  • Glass return

Curd (Dahi) — 400 g

₹ 70

  • Smooth set
  • House culture

Paneer — 200 g

₹ 110

  • Soft press
  • Lemon set

Ghee — 250 g

₹ 360

  • Small batch
  • Golden
One litre milk jar with label
Milk 1 L
Curd cup labeled 400 grams
Curd 400 g
Paneer block 200 grams
Paneer 200 g
Ghee jar 250 grams
Ghee 250 g

Route

Route & Timing

Short loops at first light — freshness rides ahead of the sun.

  1. 05:10 Farm

    Loads sealed; ice set at crate base.

  2. 06:00 Hub

    Quick check; temps signed; routes branch.

  3. 07:00 City Edge

    Beat the traffic; first cafés pour.

  4. 08:15 Doorsteps

    Cold-to-cold handover; jars home.

Chalk map board with delivery loops
Map board
Van with ice-lined crates
Van crates
Hand pressing doorbell for doorstep handover
Doorbell

Care

Care & Reuse

A few simple moves to keep jars and flavors happy.

Wash

Rinse soon; warm soapy water; air-dry fully.

Label

Peel from a corner under warm water; no scrapes needed.

Sun Dry

Short sun sit on a clean cloth; no cap till cool.

Washing a glass jar in warm soapy water
Jar wash
Peeling a label from a jar under warm water
Label peel
Jars sun-drying on a clean cloth
Sun dry