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Humanity has used fermentation as a way of preserving food for centuries. From Sauerkraut in Germany to Kimichi in Korea, cultures around the globe have been eating fermented foods for a long time. The process of fermentation involves natural bacteria feeding on the sugar and starch in food creating lactic acid, a natural preservative. Fermentation is the only type of food preservation that doesn't destroy certain nutrients, create more nutrients and enhance others.

Cod liver oil has been used for centuries as a remedy and supplement to improve general health and well being. And now you can use cod liver oil in more natural form. Today most if not all 'natural' supplements undergo quite a bit of processing. This processing is designed to enhance what is already 'naturally' balanced.

Quite recently a new trend has emerged which is to add butter and coconut oil to coffee. This may sound strange but it has roots in ancient buddhist monasteries where Tibetan monks would add yak butter to their black tea. If we take a deeper look we can see the wisdom of adding fats to caffeine. The Tibetans did this to sustain their energy during long hours of meditation. The fats in the butter provide the body with easy to use calories and now the revival of this practice has taken on a modern twist. Now advocates are suggesting to use butter from grass fed cows and coconut oil which is high in Medium Chain Triglycerides.

A Truly Amazing Product - From A Truly Amazing Company! Green Pastures are real innovators and their commitment to quality is rare and unsurpassed. With no further ado we are proud to introduce their newest product: Blue Ice infused Coconut Oil. Healthy fats are crucial to a healthy body and we know coconut oil is one of the healthy fats around. And, it makes an excellent carrier for other fats. By combining fermented cod liver, skate liver and butter oil with coconut oil Green Pastures has created a truly dynamic new product whose sum is greater than any of the single ingredients. Coconut oil is one of the best known carrier oils.