What are the benefits of the Fat Cow subscription?

Manikandan
5 min readNov 24, 2021

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In India, milk is a staple food. It has varied use, from sweet puddings to making delicacies, from rituals to self-care DIYs, milk has its mark in every home. A lot of people depend on milk and milk products as a means of livelihood.

Milk is made up of proteins and among these proteins, A1 beta-casein and A2 beta-casein are the most significant ones. In general, cows produce milk containing both A1 and A2 beta-casein, but A2 milk producing cows only have A2 beta-casein in their milk. A1 milk has been linked with chronic health issues, especially in children and teenagers. Several studies suggest that A1 milk causes heart problems, obesity, and diabetes.

Earlier only A2 milk producing cows were found in India, their breeds were Gir, Sahiwal, Red Sandhi, etc. During the white revolution, cows were heavily fed with additives, were given growth hormones to meet the increasing demand for milk and its derivatives. A lot of cows from the west were imported to India, these cows were genetically modified to produce A1 milk in huge quantities. A1 milk producing cows can produce 15–20 liters of milk per day whereas natural A2 milk producing cows give 3–9 liters of milk. This phase changed the milk scenario of India and led to the significant adulteration of milk.

To revamp the milk industry of India, founders came up with the Fat Cow dairy. Two brothers Pradyumna and Pragyan Damani, having completed their studies abroad, were saddened upon seeing the poor quality of milk and milk products when they came to India. They decided to establish their own farm to bring back authentic sustainable milk through A2 milk producing desi breed cows.

Fat Cow Dairy is a dairy farm that provides A2 milk and milk products to its customers on a subscription based service. Customers have to pay the charges beforehand, usually at the beginning of a month. The choice of your milk and products are delivered to the doorsteps in the early morning between 5:30 am to 7:30 am.

The Fat Cow dairy farm keeps customer satisfaction a priority and hence offers customizable services. If you are outside the town or wish to pause the subscription, then you can easily contact customer support, simply on WhatsApp.

Journey of A2 milk, from the farm to your home:

It begins with you placing the order for milk through a subscription based model.

Upon completion of advance payment and detailed submission. Milk is regularly delivered to your house.

Upon milking, milk is pasteurized carefully. Pasteurization is the process of boiling milk at a constant temperature to kill the harmful bacterias keeping the nutritional value intact. This process ensures that you can drink milk directly from the bottles.

After pasteurization, milk is packed in glass bottles. Yes, glass bottles. As it ensures the best quality of milk and helps contribute towards sustainability. This whole packaging process is carried without any slightest human touch. Fat Cow dairy farm is dedicated to providing the best quality milk to its customers.

How are cows kept at the Fat Cow dairy farm?

Happy cows give the best milk. The cows at Fat Cow dairy farm are allowed to roam in open sky large fields with natural green grass for them to enjoy. The cows are fed a balanced diet to ensure great health. Cows at Fat Cow are fed with grass, hay, oil cake, bran, etc. Fat Cow dairy farm has a strict rule against the usage of hormones and preservatives, no injections like hormones of oxytocin, etc, or supplements are given to the cows. The farms are kept in a hygienic and disease free environment. To ensure a healthy environment, the farm is supplied with 24*7 water and electricity, heaters, and air coolers are used to keep cows in a comfortable state.

The cows are kept in such an organized way that we offer our customers to come and meet the cows so that a unique trust can flourish.

Why should you choose Fat Cow A2 milk over general A1 milk?

Researches suggest that A2 milk is far more beneficial than regular A1 milk.

  • A1 milk producing cows are also referred to as Milk Making Machines due to their genetically mutated capability of producing 15–20 liters of milk. Natural desi bred cows like Gir, Sahiwal, etc., produce 3–9 liters of milk per day. This natural adequate milking capacity keeps them healthy and ensures the best quality of milk.
  • A2 milk has more nutrients and cerebrosides that improve brain power whereas A1 milk has low nutritional value.
  • A2 milk is proven to have strontium that boosts up immunity meanwhile A1 milk is known to cause gas, bloating, ulcers, etc.
  • The type of protein in A1 milk is found to be protein intolerant whereas A2 milk is easy to digest and does not cause any allergic reactions, unlike A1 milk.
  • A1 milk producing cows are often fed with growth hormones, GMOs, and antibiotics. These additives cause serious bowel disorders in children and people of all ages. A2 milk is found to have soothing effects on bowel movements and digestion.
  • A2 milk producing cows have a hump on their back that stores Vitamin D and have omega 3 that cleans up cholesterol deposits in blood vessels whereas A1 milk producing cows cause various disorders.
  • A2 milk producing cows like Gir, Sahiwal, Red Sandhi have colostrum like human mother’s milk which is good for the growth of infants.
  • A1 milk producing cows are known to cause autism, infant death syndrome, cardiac arrests, Schizophrenia, type 1 diabetes, etc. this is because of the insane usage of antibiotics and hormones.

To eliminate the probability of acquiring these chronic diseases and promote healthy milk, Fat Cow dairy farm provides fresh farm milk and organic milk products to its customers. Choosing healthy A2 milk will add benefits to your health and lifestyle. The numerous benefits of A2 milk keep your body stronger and skin glowing. In addition, by opting for A2 milk, you support various farmers and sustainability.So, what are you waiting for? Choose A2 milk from the Fat Cow dairy farm to welcome health and joy.

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