Grass Fed Beef Bone Broth
Are the herbs and vegetables in Bone Broth organic?
While the vegetables aren’t certified organic, they’re non-GMO and carefully selected for quality. We focus on real, whole ingredients with no shortcuts, no natural flavourings and no yeast extracts. That’s why you might spot little bits settling...
Are your cattle grass-fed and pasture-raised?
Yes. Our cattle are free to roam and graze naturally. They're never fed GMO or Bovaer feed, that's part of our commitment to real food and regenerative farming.
Can I cook with bone broth?
Yes, it’s fantastic in soups, stews, casseroles, gravies or sauces. Just stir the paste into your dish for extra depth and nutrition.
Can I drink Bone Broth instead of coffee or tea?
Yes, it’s a great caffeine-free swap for the afternoon that leaves you nourished, not jittery.
Can I have Bone Broth more than once a day?
Yes, as often as it suits your diet and needs. Many of our community enjoy it once or twice a day.
Can I have Bone Broth on a paleo or carnivore diet?
It’s 100% paleo-friendly. If you’re following a strict carnivore diet, do note it contains small amounts of vegetables and herbs.
Can I use Bone Broth for post-workout recovery?
Yes, it’s a great way to refuel. The amino acid profile supports muscle maintenance, and it’s gentler on your system than protein powders with artificial flavours.
Can I use Bone Broth instead of stock cubes or bouillon?
Yes. Just make a small paste with hot water and add it to your recipes. It’s a clean-label, real food upgrade on the highly processed stuff. Better taste, better nutrition.
Can children have bone broth?
Yes, it’s suitable for children as part of a balanced diet. Start with a smaller portion and adjust as needed.
Can it support joint health?
Many people choose collagen-rich bone broth to help support joint health. It isn’t a medicine, but it’s a great real food source of amino acids like proline, which contribute to connective tissue.
Do I just add water to Bone Broth?
Yes, hot water is all you need. No simmering, no mess, no faff.
Do I need a blender to mix Bone Broth?
A spoon works, but an electric whisk gives you the smoothest result in seconds.
Does Bone Broth contain MSG or yeast extract?
No, not at all. We don’t use MSG, yeast extract or any artificial flavour enhancers.
Does Bone Broth help with digestion or bloating?
Bone broth is rich in gelatin and glycine, which are traditionally linked to digestive support. It’s a nourishing choice for many.
Does bone broth contain fibre?
Yes, it contains 3.7g of fibre per 100g, which qualifies as a source of fibre.
Does bone broth need refrigeration?
No fridge needed. Store it in your cupboard and take it on the go.
Does it contain any of the major allergens?
No, it doesn't contain any of the 14 major allergens.
How do I prepare bone broth?
Add 20g (about two heaped tablespoons) to a mug, fill a third of the way with hot water, and whisk to form a paste. Top up with more hot water and whisk again. Sip it as a drink, or stir the paste into recipes for a nutritional boost.
How does this compare to supermarket bone broth?
It’s real food, shelf-stable and longer lasting, with none of the additives you’ll often find in cartons or chilled pouches. It’s also better value per serve, from only £1.20 a serve versus £4+ per serve for chilled options.
How is Bone Broth different from collagen supplements?
Most collagen supplements are isolated powders. This is real bone broth, with collagen plus gelatin, amino acids and flavour, a more complete real food option.
How is bone broth powder different from chilled liquid bone broth?
Unlike liquid broths, which need refrigeration and spoil within days of opening, our bone broth powder is shelf-stable, long-lasting, and won’t leak in your bag. It travels well, is easy to portion, and gives you a real food option without...
How long does Bone Broth last once opened?
Use it within 90 days of opening, and ideally before the best before date. Keep it sealed, stored somewhere cool and dry.
How many servings are in a Bone Broth pouch?
Around 20 servings per 400g pouch, that’s about £1.20 a serve at our subscription price.
How much Bone Broth powder should I use per cup?
Use 20g, which is about two heaped tablespoons.
How much collagen and amino acids does Bone Broth contain?
You’ll get around 13g of collagen per serving, plus naturally occurring amino acids like glycine, proline and glutamine.
How much protein is in each Bone Broth serving?
Each 20g serving delivers a strong 15g of protein, ideal if you’re following a high-protein or active lifestyle.
Is Bone Broth free from seed oils and refined sugar?
100%. Like everything we make, it’s free from seed oils, refined sugar, grains, gluten and artificial preservatives.
Is Bone Broth good for gut health?
Bone broth has traditionally been used to support digestive wellbeing, thanks to nutrients like gelatin and glycine.
Is Bone Broth good for skin or hair?
Collagen is a building block for skin, hair and nails. Our bone broth is a natural way to get more of it into your day, especially alongside a nourishing diet.
Is Bone Broth high in fat?
No, it’s low in fat. Most of the fat is skimmed off during the slow-cooking process. You can always stir in a dollop of ghee or MCT oil if you’d like more fat.
Is Bone Broth high in sodium?
It’s lightly salted with pink Himalayan salt, for flavour and trace minerals.
Is Bone Broth keto or low-carb friendly?
Yes. It’s naturally low in carbs (less than 2g per serve) and high in protein (15g per serve), with no grains or hidden sugars.
Is Bone Broth safe during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
It’s made with real food ingredients, but always check with your healthcare provider if you’re unsure.
Is Bone Broth suitable for fasting?
Many people use it during a fast or to break one. It’s a nourishing, real food option with no added sugar and a good hit of protein.
Is Bone Broth tested for heavy metals?
Yes. We test independently for heavy metals, so it meets our strict quality and safety standards.
Is bone broth ethically sourced?
Yes. We only work with suppliers who meet our high standards for transparency, animal welfare and sustainability.
Is it dairy-free?
Yes. No milk, butter, whey, or lactose here, just pure, dairy-free nourishment.
Is it gluten-free?
Yes, 100%. Our entire range is proudly gluten-free.
Is the Bone Broth packaging recyclable?
Yes, rinse the pouch and recycle it with soft plastics at larger supermarkets.
Is there anything artificial in this product?
Nope, nothing artificial here. Just honest, real food ingredients you can trust, with no cheap fillers or artificial preservatives.
Is there salt added?
Yes. We season with a pinch of pink Himalayan salt, a natural, unrefined salt packed with trace minerals.
Is your bone broth halal?
While hydrolysed ingredients are often considered halal-suitable, our cattle are processed under standard UK and EU regulations, using stunning rather than halal ritual slaughter. We’re open about this so you can judge suitability based on your...
Is your bone broth organic?
Our bone broth isn't certified organic, but it's made using real food ingredients from non-GMO, Bovaer-free, high-welfare, grass-fed European cattle. We choose farms and suppliers that align with our values around quality and sustainability. We...
What does 'Bovaer-free' beef mean?
The cattle we use for our bone broth are certified Bovaer-free and are never given Bovaer feed additives. This keeps the product as close to its natural form as possible, free from synthetic feed ingredients.
What does 'bovine collagen' mean?
Bovine collagen is collagen that comes from cows. In this product, it comes from both traditional bone simmering and an added source from grass-fed hides.
What does Bone Broth taste like?
Savoury and rich, with an umami flavour, a beefy backbone and gentle herb notes. Comfort in a cup.
What herbs and spices go into Bone Broth?
We use a comforting blend of rosemary, sage, garlic and black pepper for a savoury, balanced umami flavour. Nothing overpowering, just a warming lift.
What is bone broth?
It’s a powdered version of traditional bone broth, made by gently simmering real beef bones, then drying the broth into a convenient, travel-friendly format. Just add 2 tablespoons to a cup, whisk in hot water to make a smooth paste, then top up...
What kind of collagen does it contain?
Our broth delivers naturally occurring type I and III collagen from simmered beef bones, plus an extra boost from our premium hydrolysed bovine collagen sourced from hides. It's a double dose of real food collagen support.
What's in it besides bone broth? Does it have additives or preservatives?
Alongside nutrient-rich bone broth, you’ll find real food ingredients like carrots, tomato, onion, pink Himalayan salt, beef extract, and natural herbs and spices. We never use artificial additives or preservatives.
What's the calorie content of each Bone Broth serving?
Each 20g serving contains approximately 74 kcal.
What's the cost per serving of Bone Broth?
From only £1.20 per serving, it’s significantly better value than most chilled broths at £4+ or more.
What's the process behind making your bone broth?
We start with a range of grass-fed, high-welfare European beef bones, including marrow, knuckle, and connective tissue-rich cuts, chosen for their nutrient density. These are simmered in water to gently extract collagen, amino acids, and minerals....
What's the shelf life of Bone Broth?
Please check the best before date on the bag you’ve bought. Once opened, we recommend using it within 90 days.
Where do you source your cattle from?
We work with reputable European farms that raise cattle to high animal welfare standards. All our cattle are grass-fed and pasture-raised on nutrient-rich land.
Why does Bone Broth contain salt?
We include pink Himalayan salt on purpose, for both function and flavour. Salt carries the natural savoury compounds released from the grass-fed bones, giving a balanced broth profile. Each serving contains 1.13g of salt, a useful source of...
Why is Bone Broth pricier than a stock cube?
Stock cubes are mostly fillers, salt and flavourings. Our bone broth is made from real bones, simmered low and slow, then dried to keep the good stuff. The difference is the quality you can taste and feel.
Will Bone Broth break my fast?
Technically, yes, because of the protein content. That said, for modified or bone broth fasts, it’s often welcomed for its nutrient density without added sugar or a high carb content.