Kettle & Fire KETTLE & FIRE Bone Broth, Beef, 32 Oz

This product is expensive, however in my opinion is one of the best broths out there. Given that we personally have no means of measuring minerals, gelatin, glycine and other benefits, I will say that when heated up looks richer, and seemingly I can notice a positive response physically. It is speculation but worth noting.

This is not your ordinary broth-it actually tastes good.

I have been purchasing for a few years. Best, bone broth!

We use this in a lot of what we cook.Pros:- Nutritious, clean ingredients. No fillers, MSG, artificial colors/flavors, and preservatives.- Adds protein to your meals without too many extra calories.Cons:- The container can't be sealed once it's opened (I use a scissor to cut across the dotted line to open) and it makes a mess as some of the liquid spills out in the process. Would have been more convenient if it had a screw on lid.- High sodium content.- On the pricier side than other alternative brands from big box stores. But make sure to check ingredients side by side with cheaper alternatives.

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This bone broth is amazing.

This product is a complete rip-off. I was hoping to get a convenient, affordable packaged alternative for when not making my own. It tastes like it’s extremely diluted. I’ve grown up on simple beef soups/ broths with my Filipino-American ancestry. This is a 1 or 2 on a scale of 10, while growing up on 10-rated beef broths.Now that everyone knows how nutritious bone broth can be, it’s ridiculously expensive to buy grass-fed/ -finished bones, whereas those all used to be thrown out the garbage. Monetize everything and manipulate everyone for financial gain - yay.What a farce Amazon’s rating system is - this product currently shows a 4.4 star rating for over 10,000 ratings, but when you look at the averages of how each category is rated (Easy to Use - 4.5, Flavor - 4.1, Ingredient Quality - 3.9, Value for Money - 3.8, Versatility - 3.7) - they average out to be a 4.0 rating…really changes your perspective on the product, which would make it sell far less. The most important qualities rated do not rate high at all - plus, I don’t think most people know what good beef broth tastes like, based on seeing this rating alone.The packaging also sucked. There was some leaking involved because it was simply shipped in a plastic bag.I’ve had a far better experience with Costco’s Organic Chicken Broth (not that I’m a proponent of Costco and monopolizing large corporations - you do the best you can…), as it’s (supposedly) just the chicken broth w/o the other unnecessary filler ingredients, is full-bodied, flavorful (with just a squeeze of lemon juice and a bit of salt), and is half the price of this brand’s broths.If you want to buy beef-scented water for a ridiculous amount of money, get this.

Good but too expensive