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In a certain code language, if cheese is called ghee, ghee is called butter, butter is called milk, milk is called malai, and malai is called sweet, then what does a cow give?

In a certain code language, if cheese is called ghee, ghee is called butter, butter is called milk, milk is called malai, and malai is called sweet, then what does a cow give? Correct Answer Malai 

The logic followed is:

According to the given information,

Actual Called
Cheese Ghee
Ghee Butter
Butter Milk
Milk Malai
Malai Sweet

Cow gives us milk but now milk is called Malai.

Hence, Option (3) is correct.

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