Salted Ghee
Nutty brown butter, a tang from the culture, sea salt on the snap. Gone before you notice.
Tiny popped sorghum — a third the size, twice the crunch, zero fluff. Air-popped, then finished by hand in cultured ghee and sea salt.
No payment today · Batches are small
Sorghum pops like corn at a third of the size — no hull, a denser bite, a cleaner break. Popcorn squeaks; this snaps. Call it popghum. Call it sorgpop. We call it Dhani.
"A whole grain, air-popped straight from the farm.
Finished by hand in cultured ghee."
Most snacks use seed oils because seed oils are cheap. Cheap fat tastes like nothing. In a snack with three ingredients, the fat is the flavor. Dhani is finished in cultured ghee — cream fermented slowly until it deepens, then clarified down to gold. It costs more. You can taste why.
"Salted Ghee isn't
a flavor name.
It's the ingredient list."
Three flavors, each named after what's actually in the bag.
Nutty brown butter, a tang from the culture, sea salt on the snap. Gone before you notice.
Deep tomato, garlic underneath, cayenne a beat late. Sweet, sharp, hot. You will not stop.
Earthy, a little wild, cracked pepper on the finish. Smells expensive because it is.
An ancient grain almost no one in America has ever tasted. We found it, made it delicious, and put our name on it. You're early. Dhani is popped sorghum. Popped sorghum is Dhani.
Batch drops · Truffle runs · Shipping opening. Nothing else.