- What makes Kettle & Fire broth different from supermarket broth?
- Kettle & Fire simmers its bone broths for hours and packages them in shelf-stable cartons, so they keep without refrigeration until opened. Its organic chicken broth is made from organic chicken and vegetables. Standard supermarket broths are usually cooked faster and sold in cans or aseptic boxes with shorter ingredient lists.
- Does Kettle & Fire run seasonal sales?
- Kettle & Fire discounts mainly around major holidays and through its own subscription program, which lowers the per-carton cost. Retail stores set their own promotions independently. This page tracks each store's price history so you can see when prices typically dip.
- What is the difference between the bone broth and the organic chicken broth?
- The Turmeric Ginger Chicken Bone Broth is a sipping broth with turmeric, ginger and other spices, meant to be drunk on its own. The Organic Chicken Broth 32 oz is a plain cooking broth for soups, rice and sauces. Both are chicken-based, but the bone broth has a richer, gelatinous body.
- How should I store and use Kettle & Fire broth?
- Unopened cartons keep in a cool, dry pantry for months; check the date on the carton. Once opened, refrigerate and use within about five days, and shake before pouring since bone broth can settle. It can be heated on the stove or in a mug.
- What is Kettle & Fire's return policy?
- Kettle & Fire handles returns and satisfaction issues directly through its own customer service for orders placed on its site. For purchases from a retail store or other seller, that seller's return policy applies. Keep your receipt and contact the seller you bought from.
- Are there Kettle & Fire discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Kettle & Fire products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.
