- Is this broth meant to be drunk on its own?
- Yes. It is made to be heated and sipped, though the ginger and turmeric are strong enough that some people prefer it in smaller cups or mixed into recipes.
- How does it compare with Kettle & Fire's plain chicken bone broth?
- This version adds turmeric and ginger, so it is more spiced and less neutral. The plain chicken broth is the better choice if you want a base that won't change a recipe's flavor.
- Is it gluten-free?
- Yes, it is labeled gluten-free. Check the carton for the current allergen statement if you have other sensitivities.
- How should I store it after opening?
- Refrigerate it after opening and use it within a few days, following the carton's instructions. Unopened cartons keep in a cool, dry place.
- Can I use it in cooking instead of stock?
- Yes. It works in soups, rice and braises, but its turmeric and ginger will come through, so it suits dishes that can take those flavors.
- What is in the carton?
- One 16.9 oz carton of turmeric ginger chicken bone broth. It is not a concentrate, so it can be used as-is.
- Where is the Kettle & Fire Bone Broth, Turmeric Ginger Chicken cheapest?
- At Thrive Market, for $6.89, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Kettle & Fire Bone Broth, Turmeric Ginger Chicken?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Target, Thrive Market, Carewell, Herbspro.