Brodo Organic Chicken & Beef Bone Broth, Keto No Preservatives (6x 8.3 oz)

These are a little expensive, but they're delicious. I initially bought them when I had to fast for a colonoscopy. But I continued to buy them and them in stock because they are exceptionally delicious! You can drink them alone or cook with them. The flavors are so good. I just tried the new variety pack with the Ginger and Tumeric one. I use or in my shrimp and grits. Honey!!! Wow! The best I've ever made.

This is super tasty and high in protein. I love the fact the packaging makes it easily portable so I can eat it at work. A little expensive but worth it.

Very good but way too expensive. Each pouch is barely a mug full. There might be 3-4 decent dips.

Super super yum! All of them. But just too rich for my budget to keep purchasing. $6.10 for 1 cup is not sustainable. I'll have to make my own.

I’ve tried several varieties summer summer good some are better than others. Frankly I don’t think they hold enough flavor for me. However, I like them because of the collagen and protein content. There are a quick snack. I often times will mix in other things with them to make that more of a soup.

Absolutely love every flavor of brodo bone broth. They are all so good. I have ordered these twice now and both shipped great, no issues. They are expensive but if you get them on prime day, it’s a great deal.

I wanted to like this variety pack, but it just doesn’t justify the cost or the packaging. First, the waste stood out immediately. Each single-serve pouch contains about a cup of broth, yet creates far more trash than necessary. You can buy the equivalent of four of these servings in a single recyclable paper carton at most grocery stores, which makes the individual pouches feel unnecessary and environmentally unfriendly. Second, the price-to-value ratio is off. Compared to organic bone broth available at grocery stores, this works out to roughly four times the cost per cup. That’s a hard sell when the product doesn’t deliver a noticeably superior experience. Finally, the broth itself tastes fine, but it’s noticeably thinner than raw or traditionally prepared organic bone broth. The flavors are decent, but they read more like seasoning-forward broth than a rich, collagen-heavy bone broth. At the end of the day, what you’re really paying for here is seasoning and single-serve convenience. For me, neither is worth the premium price or the extra packaging waste. It’s not bad—but it’s absolutely not worth the money.

Easy and taste great