Bare Bones Chicken Bone Broth Instant Powdered Mix | Rich Savory Packets on-the-Go No Artificial Flavors | Keto & Paleo Friendly | 10g Protein | 16 Pack

These bone broth mix packets have quickly become a pantry staple with how useful they are. They're a fantastic way to both elevate the flavor of any meal, as well as make it healthier by adding protein among other nutrients.I purchase both the chicken and beef flavors, and I normally use them as seasonings instead of broth mixes. I love mixing a packet of the bees flavor in spaghetti sauce and the chicken is a great addition to Mac and cheese!

Delicious bone broth and so convenient!! I take it everywhere with me so when I’m a bit hungry, I just have a cup of broth. I use the hot water from any keurig! Very handy

I really enjoyed the taste and how easy it mixed in the water I took it to work with me because I don't really get longer breaks and I drank it at my desk while I worked!

Excited to try this. I’ll be having gallbladder removal surgery in a couple of weeks so I am getting prepared with soups and foods. Hoping this will help in the recovery eating process and eat on the stomach. 4 stars just because it came slightly damaged and opened (the box). The single packets were good though.

I thought that the broth tasted great but could use a pinch more salt. The packets are so convenient to travel with and have an easy healthy options for a nourishing protein drink. I think these would also be great for cooking in a pinch.

I received this bone broth, and there was a warning on the label. I looked up the warning, and see all these dangerous chemicals in the food product. This was not made clear when I ordered this item, and now AMAZON is telling me I cannot return this item, even though when I purchased the Item it shows returns allowed through February 16th. Very upsetting to see these chemicals, and now I cannot return based on protecting myself.The Proposition 65-listed chemicals commonly found in such foods are:Acrylamide is formed mostly on the surface of plant-based foods when they are browned during frying, roasting, grilling, or baking. In general, the browner the surface, the higher the level of acrylamide.Acrylamide levels can vary among different kinds of foods and even among different brands of the same kind of food. Many foods have low levels of acrylamide that do not pose a significant cancer risk and do not require a warning. A warning for acrylamide on a food product suggests that regular consumption of the food over time can pose a greater cancer risk than consumption of foods with lower acrylamide levels.Arsenic (Inorganic) is a naturally occurring chemical element in the Earth’s crust.Some plant crops, such as rice, can absorb arsenic. When rice is grown in soil with elevated arsenic levels, the amount of arsenic in the rice can be elevated.Some herbal medicines from India and China may contain arsenic.Some edible seaweed (especially hijiki, a short, black, noodle-like seaweed) can absorb arsenic from water.Bisphenol A (BPA) This chemical is used in some coatings for cans, jar lids, and bottle caps. BPA is also used in some polycarbonate plastic bottles and other food contact items. However, the use of BPA in these items is decreasing.BPA can leach into food or beverages from BPA-based linings in metal food and drink cans, jar lids, and bottle caps.Cadmium is a metal found in certain fish, shellfish, and organ meats. Some leafy vegetables, like spinach grown in cadmium-rich soils, take up cadmium.Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP) is a type of phthalate added to many plastics to make them flexible, and can be gradually released into certain foods and beverages from plastic food packaging.Lead is a metal found in some dietary supplements, certain balsamic vinegars, some imported spices such as turmeric. In the past, some imported candies such as some products containing chili and tamarind, have had significant amounts of lead.Mercury is a metal that can accumulate in certain types of fish and seafood.Fish that tend to have the highest levels of mercury include: king mackerel, shark, tilefish (from the Gulf of Mexico), swordfish, marlin, bigeye tuna, bluefin tuna, and orange roughy.

I drink bone broth twice a day for gut health. This broth tastes delicious, you can adjust with salt if your diet permits. Very convenient sachets/packets, easy to travel with and use on the go. I have noticed a difference in my gut discomfort (it is lessened quite impressively) since drinking these twice a day. Also helping me get my protein in daily, which I struggle with.

In small print on the package: P65Warnings.ca.gov/foodI looked it up. “That label is a warning that the food likely contains elevated levels of the toxic heavy metals lead and/or cadmium, and consuming too much can be harmful. May 12, 2025”. Another note states: “The FDA already limits the amount of lead allowed in our food. So it's safe to consume, or it wouldn't be on the shelf in the first place.”I bought this because there are no longer small packages of chicken broth on the market, and bouillon sucks. I will probably try it, having no immediate alternative, but I’m not happy about this.