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Kettle & Fire makes this chicken broth by slow-simmering real bones rather than mixing up dried powder, and it is certified organic and shelf-stable in a 32 oz carton. It is a light, clean-tasting cooking broth meant to add depth to soups, grains and pan sauces, and it also works as a sipping broth. Compared with mainstream supermarket stock, it has a shorter ingredient list and a fuller, more gelatinous body, but it costs more than basic boxed broth and tastes milder than a concentrated stock. It suits home cooks who want a clean-ingredient base and people who sip bone broth for its protein and collagen.
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Lowest price we've seen: $4.69 on Nov 9 at Thrive Market. Tracked across 3 stores since Nov 9.
Buyers like the clean ingredient list and the savory, not-too-salty flavor, and many use it both for cooking and for sipping. The most common complaints are that it tastes mild for the money and that the body is thinner than expected for a bone broth.
Kettle & Fire Organic Chicken Broth is a cooking broth sold in a 32 oz carton. It is made from organic chicken bones and water, with organic onions, carrots, fennel, leeks and apple cider vinegar. It is made with real bones, not dried powder.
The broth is slow-simmered and has a light flavor with clean ingredients. It can serve as a quick base for cooking and adds depth of flavor to many dishes.
To heat it, warm it on the stovetop until simmering, or microwave it for about 40 seconds. The carton is not microwave-safe, so pour the broth into a microwave-proof dish first.
