Best Bone Broth Concentrate BOTB001, Grass-Fed Beef, 350 g

Grass-Fed: Best Bone Broth BOTB001 is a liquid beef bone broth concentrate in a 350 g jar. The listing says it makes up to 8.7 litres, with a 10 ml serving mixed into hot water or added to meals.

At a glance

Liquid concentrate can be stirred into hot water or added to soups, stir-fries, salads and other meals.
The listing states 35 servings per jar and a maximum prepared yield of 8.7 litres.
Beef is described as grass-fed and sourced from Australian and New Zealand cattle.

Price

£26.00Save 26%

Reference price: ~~£34.95~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A measured 10 ml portion is suitable for preparing broth or adding concentrate to food.
Liquid format avoids measuring or dissolving a powder, according to the listed preparation method.
Room-temperature storage is specified before use.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Identity
Brand	Best Bone Broth
Model	BOTB001
Country of origin	Australia

Ingredients and processing
Beef sourcing and salt	Made from grass-fed, hormone-free, antibiotic-free beef from Australian, New Zealand cattle with naturally evaporated sea salt
Cooking time	slow-cooked for 48 hours to extract collagen, amino acids from beef bones

Serving and yield
Servings	35 servings per 350 ml jar
Suggested preparation	Add 10 ml (2 teaspoons) to 250 ml hot water
Maximum prepared volume	makes up to 8.7 litres of bone broth

Volume, weight and dietary claims
Liquid volume	350 ml liquid volume
Net weight	350 g net weight
Dietary claims	dairy-free, grain-free, keto-friendly, high protein

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	11.99 x 6.5 x 6.5 cm; 350 g

Storage and packaging
Storage	Store at ambient room temperature
Product sensitivity	heat-sensitive product
Container	double-sealed liquid container
Expiry information	expiration date on packaging

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent: the title gives 350g, while the serving claim says a 350 ml jar and the specifications separately list 350 ml liquid volume and 350 g net weight. The yield is stated as up to 8.7 litres, while 35 servings prepared with 10 ml concentrate in 250 ml water would make 8.75 litres. Check the jar and serving instructions for the selected listing. The product is also described as heat-sensitive despite instructions to mix with hot water.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want a liquid beef bone broth concentrate for drinks and cooking.
Buyers seeking a grass-fed beef product described as dairy-free, grain-free and keto-friendly.
Those who prefer a room-temperature-stored concentrate over broth powder.

Less suited to

People who need a reliably mild flavour, as customer feedback on taste is mixed.
Buyers who require a confirmed serving yield or consistent unit details without checking the listing.

Best Bone Broth Concentrate BOTB001, Grass-Fed Beef, 350 g · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.3 / 5 · 2,526 ratings

5 stars67%67%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars8%8%
2 stars5%5%
1 star7%7%

Customer feedback reports ease of preparation and use in soups as positives, alongside perceived soothing or digestive benefits. These are customer-reported experiences, not established health effects. Taste and value opinions are divided, which matters if flavour preference or cost is a deciding factor. The aggregate ratings lean positive, but do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers report that the concentrate is easy to prepare and convenient for soups.
Some customers describe perceived soothing or digestive benefits.

Mixed feedback

Taste opinions range from enjoyable to unpleasant.
Value opinions are divided, with some considering it worthwhile and others calling it overpriced.

Frequently asked questions

How do you prepare the concentrate as a drink?

The listing recommends mixing 10 ml, or 2 teaspoons, into 250 ml of hot water.

Can it be used in food?

Yes. The listing says it can be added to stir-fries, salads, soups and other meals.

How should it be stored?

The listed care instructions say to store it at ambient room temperature and describe it as heat-sensitive. The product's packaging provides the expiry date.

How much broth does one jar make?

The listing claims up to 8.7 litres and 35 servings. Its volume and serving figures are not fully consistent, so check the selected listing and package instructions.