Kettle and Fire Classic Beef Bone Broth, Keto, Paleo, and Whole 30 Approved, Gluten Free, High in Protein and Collagen (6 Pack)

This bone broth is amazing.

Excellent!

I like the flavor.

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.

Good quality bone broth

5 Stars Product - 1 star delivery, one container had leaked and was completely empty, left a mess over all others. Having said that, i'm buying again anyway because this stuff is great. UPDATE: Ok second delivery arrives, containers all damaged, two had completely leaked out, 2 partial. LEARN HOW TO PACK YOUR PRODUCT.

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