Why Bone Broth?
Research has shown bone broth can help:
- Heal leaky gut
- Overcome food intolerance and allergies
- Improve joint health
- Reduce cellulite and improve skin health
- Boosting the immune system
Studies also show that bone broth helps boost the immune system and may provide support for allergies, asthma, and arthritis. This is thanks to the high levels of proteins (like collagen) and amino acids present in bones and bone marrow. When cooked for long periods of time (like we do), nutrients like glutamine, glycine, glucosamine, collagen, calcium soak into the broth. The end result is a super-healthy, gut-healing drink unlike any other.
How do you make your bone broth?
We slow-simmer our organic or 100% grass-fed bones for 24+ hours on low heat, along with organic vegetables and a few spices. This long cook process ensures that the nutrients and amino acids in the bones break down to create the high-protein, highly nutritious bone broth we are known for.
Video: How We Make Our Beef Bone Broth
What are bone broth's health benefits?
Studies have shown that bone broth helps with skin health (thanks to high levels of collagen and glutamine), gut health (thanks to glycine that helps heal and seal the lining of the gut), joint health (thanks to amino acids like glucosamine), and reduces inflammation.
Unlike meats and vegetables, bone broth contains TONS of healthy amino acids that bones, marrow, and connective tissue is rich in. When slow-simmered for hours, these healthy proteins and amino acids soak into the bone broth and make their way into your body. This is why many of our customers have seen improvements in their joint pains and digestive health from having just a cup a day.
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How is Kettle & Fire different from broth and stock at the grocery store?
Kettle & Fire is made from real bones, real ingredients and long cook times. Most store-bought broth (often labeled “stock”) from the grocery store uses a mash of bone paste or poor-quality cuts of meat and cooks their broth at high temperatures. This results in a watered down, non-gelling broth that's missing the amino acid and protein benefits of a real bone broth. In fact, next time you're at the grocery store, check the ingredients panel - many of these "broths" don't even use bones!
Blog Article: Normal Stock vs. Broth vs. Bone Broth: Is There a Difference?
Why doesn't your bone broth need to be frozen?
We use $6 millions of dollars worth of packaging technology to vacuum seal our bone broth and give it a shelf life of two years... all WITHOUT using any preservatives or additives.
Video: Why Our Shelf Life is 2 Years
Help Article: What is Tetra Pak and Why Do We Use it to Package Our Products?
What is your bone broth made of?
The two first ingredients in all of our Bone Broths are water and bones. We use filtered water and grass-fed beef bones and organic chicken bones. Next, cue a mix of organic veggies and spices. Also, don't forget the apple cider vinegar which is added during the cooking process to help get the good stuff from the bones.
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Why is bone broth good for gut health?
Bone broth contains TONS of glycine and glutamine, two key amino acids that help remedy "leaky gut" and other digestive issues. The amino acids (especially glycine) keep the lining of the intestinal wall intact and strong. This means better digestion, and no particles leaking into the bloodstream!
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How should I consume bone broth?
We like to drink a mug of it, just like you would coffee or tea. In fact, warming up a cup of broth and adding a pinch of salt to taste is a great way to start your morning—try drinking 8 ounces a day, every day. Of course, you can use it in recipes wherever it calls for broth or stock, or turn it into a base for your favorite soup.
Once you open your bone broth, just pop it in the fridge. After being opened, it will stay good for 7-10 days.
Video: What is the Serving Size?
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How much Bone Broth is in your new Soups?
Our new Soups contain 21-28% bone broth depending on the soup flavor.
- Butternut Soup is 21% Bone Broth
- Tomato Soup is 24% Bone Broth
- Miso Soup is 28% Bone Broth
We wanted to make soup that not only tasted great but also had a complete nutritional profile to get you through the day. Essentially, a quick healthy meal for when you're in a pinch. Learn more about our Soups here!
What if I don't like it?
We offer simple, hassle-free returns via our Returns Center. Feel free to contact the Kettle & Fire Happiness Team by clicking here. We offer simple, hassle-free returns. To learn more about our return's policy, click here.
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What is the subscription option?
For people who want to sign up for a monthly or quarterly bone broth subscription, you'll save 20% and get our bone broth on a regular basis. We find this makes it easy for our customers to incorporate the benefits of bone broth into their lives without the hassle of re-ordering it.
Video: What is the Monthly Subscription/ Auto-ship?
If you have any more questions about our subscription service, feel free to call us at 415-857-0024, start a live chat, or email us. We love talking about all things bone broth.