I love the powder broth. comes in various flavors and I don't have to store it in the fridge. It needs salt when you use it, but it dissolves well.
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This Item  Jarrow Formulas Beyond Bone Broth, Chicken Flavor - 10.8 oz Powdered Mix - Nutritional Take on Traditional Bone Broth - Supplies Collagen, Activated Silicon & Calcium - Approx. 17 Servings | Recommendations  |  |  | |
| Price | Currently unavailable. | $44.89 | $17.99 | $22.95 |
| Price Per Unit | — | $2.65 / ounce | $1.80 / count | $2.17 / ounce |
| Delivery | — | Get it May 19 - 23 | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 17 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 15 |
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| Sold By | — | KF TRADING | LonoLife | Healthy Body Organics |
| flavor | Chicken | Beef | Chicken Bone Broth | Chicken |
| weight | 0.2 kilograms | 15 grams | 0.35 pounds | 10.5 ounces |
| form | Powder | Powder | Pac | Powder |
| unit count | 10.8 | 16.94 | 10 | 10.58 |
| ingredients | Collagen (Types I & II) and Chondroitin Sulfate Glycosaminoglycans Complex (from Bovine Cartilage and Microcrystalline Hydroxyapatite), Silicon (Molecular Clusters of Stabilized Silicic Acid), natural chicken broth, coconut milk, tapioca dextrin, maltodextrin, natural flavors, medium chain triglycerides (from palm oil), organic carrot powder, organic celery powder, organic onion powder, organic parsley powder, black pepper, garlic powder | — | chicken bone broth, chicory root, yeast extract, natural flavors, sea salt, black pepper, thyme | — |
| carbohydrate info | 5 grams | — | 2 grams | — |
| energy info | 80 kilocalories | — | 48 calories | — |
May Have Benefits But I Don't Care For The Chicken Broth Taste Or Additives Like Bone Meal From Calves Not Raised Organically
I drink homemade bone broth and also buy unfortified organic bone broth to sip or use as a base for soups. Bone broth is so popular right now as it may improve digestion and inflammation, boost the immune system and possibly treat or prevent cancer. Critics say health claims are overblown and nutritional value varies based on the type of bones used and preparation. In theory, I like that Jarrow Formulas "Beyond Bone Broth" is fortified with minerals like calcium and other ingredients to bolster nutritional value. But I've also learned from Jarrow customer service that this chicken flavored broth contains calf bone meal and bovine tracheal cartilage. These may have health benefits (those with cancer may want to research bovine tracheal cartilage), but bone meal from calves or cows not raised organically can be heavy in toxins (per Livestrong) that I don't want to consume. Based on the label, I assume the bone meal isn't from grass fed or organically raised calves, and it's off putting to me even if it has nutritional value. Also, this broth doesn't seem like a true chicken bone broth, and I also don't really care for the taste. Perhaps I'm too used to the taste of homemade stock or the simple organic bone broth I buy. But this broth has more coconut milk and "natural flavors" than "natural chicken broth" (the third ingredient) and tastes like a lightly seasoned though bland coconut drink instead of chicken bone broth. This has "natural chicken broth" that isn't organic, though the broth has some organic vegetable powders (carrot, onion and celery). The broth has additives like "natural flavors", tapioca dextrin and corn starch that I wouldn't put in my bone broth. The label makes it clear this is a supplemented product, but it's just too far "Beyond Bone Broth" for me in light of additions like the calf bone meal that I wasn't savvy enough to recognize from the label. I generally trust the Jarrow brand and can't say that this broth wouldn't be therapeutic, tasty or good for others, but it's not right for me. Note: The Jarrow site lists different ingredients than are listed on the product I received. For example, it lists "natural chicken broth" as the first ingredient when it's the third on my label. Jarrow customer service said their ingredient list reflects the most current product, so perhaps I received an old formulation. I'm attaching a photo of the ingredients from the container I received to make clear which product I'm reviewing in case the ingredients are different than a product received by others.
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I drink homemade bone broth and also buy unfortified organic bone broth to sip or use as a base for soups. Bone broth is so popular right now as it may improve digestion and inflammation, boost the immune system and possibly treat or prevent cancer. Critics say health claims are overblown and nutritional value varies based on the type of bones used and preparation. In theory, I like that Jarrow Formulas "Beyond Bone Broth" is fortified with minerals like calcium and other ingredients to bolster nutritional value. But I've also learned from Jarrow customer service that this chicken flavored broth contains calf bone meal and bovine tracheal cartilage. These may have health benefits (those with cancer may want to research bovine tracheal cartilage), but bone meal from calves or cows not raised organically can be heavy in toxins (per Livestrong) that I don't want to consume. Based on the label, I assume the bone meal isn't from grass fed or organically raised calves, and it's off putting to me even if it has nutritional value.
May Have Benefits But I Don't Care For The Chicken Broth Taste Or Additives Like Bone Meal From Calves Not Raised Organically
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2017
Also, this broth doesn't seem like a true chicken bone broth, and I also don't really care for the taste. Perhaps I'm too used to the taste of homemade stock or the simple organic bone broth I buy. But this broth has more coconut milk and "natural flavors" than "natural chicken broth" (the third ingredient) and tastes like a lightly seasoned though bland coconut drink instead of chicken bone broth. This has "natural chicken broth" that isn't organic, though the broth has some organic vegetable powders (carrot, onion and celery). The broth has additives like "natural flavors", tapioca dextrin and corn starch that I wouldn't put in my bone broth. The label makes it clear this is a supplemented product, but it's just too far "Beyond Bone Broth" for me in light of additions like the calf bone meal that I wasn't savvy enough to recognize from the label. I generally trust the Jarrow brand and can't say that this broth wouldn't be therapeutic, tasty or good for others, but it's not right for me.
Note: The Jarrow site lists different ingredients than are listed on the product I received. For example, it lists "natural chicken broth" as the first ingredient when it's the third on my label. Jarrow customer service said their ingredient list reflects the most current product, so perhaps I received an old formulation. I'm attaching a photo of the ingredients from the container I received to make clear which product I'm reviewing in case the ingredients are different than a product received by others.
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- SsReviewed in Singapore on July 6, 2021
Terrible packaging
Item arrived crushed. Sad, was looking forward to trying out their bone broth.SsTerrible packaging
Reviewed in Singapore on July 6, 2021
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