Best Bone Broth Concentrate for Humans, Grass-Fed Beef, 375 g

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Product guide

Best Bone Broth Concentrate for Humans, Grass-Fed Beef, 375 g

Humans: Best Bone Broth Concentrate is a grass-fed beef bone extract paste intended for broth or adding to meals. The listing gives a 10 ml preparation for a mug-sized serving and reports 3.28 g protein per 10 g serving, making it useful for buyers who want a concentrated format rather than ready-to-drink broth.

At a glance

Paste concentrate can be stirred into hot water or added directly to meals.
The listing states that the 375 g pack makes up to 8 litres and provides 37 servings.
The ingredient claim names beef leg bone extract and evaporated sea salt, with no additives, sugar, gluten or soy.

Price

£28.00Save 20%

Reference price: ~~£34.95~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Versatile preparation allows both broth drinks and use in meals such as stir-fries and salads.
A concentrated paste avoids buying a ready-made liquid broth, and the listing specifies a yield of up to 8 litres.
The listed protein amount is clearly tied to a 10 g serving.

Cons

The listing states a salt-containing beef extract, so it may not suit buyers seeking a salt-free broth concentrate.
Taste is a potential trade-off, with customer feedback describing opinions that range from delicious to unpleasant.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	Best Bone Broth
Model	BOTB2001
Product form	375 g paste form concentrate

Ingredients and dietary claims
Listed ingredients	Grass-fed, hormone-free, antibiotic-free slow-cooked beef leg bone extract with evaporated sea salt, contains no additives, sugar, gluten or soy
Dietary suitability claimed	suitable for keto, paleo diets, dairy free, grain free, high protein

Nutrition and preparation
Protein	3.28 g protein per 10 g serving
Energy	108 kilojoules
Serving count	37 servings
Broth yield	makes up to 8 litres of bone broth
Broth preparation	Add 10 ml (2 teaspoons) to 250 ml hot water for broth
Other uses	mix into stir-fry, salads, meals to add collagen protein to the diet

Production and storage
Extraction process	48-hour slow-cooked extraction process
Storage	Store at room temperature, keep sealed when not in use

Dimensions and product details
Dimensions listed	6.5 x 6.5 x 12 cm; 375 g
Country of origin	Australia

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listed serving directions use 10 ml (2 teaspoons) per 250 ml hot water, while the protein figure is given per 10 g serving. These are different stated measures, so do not assume they are identical. The collagen and health-support statements are manufacturer claims, not established outcomes.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People who want a concentrated beef broth paste for hot drinks and cooking.
Buyers seeking a product listed as suitable for keto or paleo diets and free from sugar, gluten and soy.

Less suited to

People who need an explicitly salt-free product.
Buyers who prefer a consistently mild taste, given the divided taste feedback.

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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 highlights perceived quality, ease of preparation and use in soups, with some people reporting that it feels soothing for digestive discomfort. These are reported experiences, not proof of health effects. Taste and value opinions are divided. The paste format and stated hot-water directions may help with convenience, but buyers who are sensitive to flavour or price should weigh those mixed views. Aggregate ratings lean positive overall, but do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers report that it is easy to prepare and convenient to use in soups.
Some customers describe perceived soothing or digestive benefits, which should not be treated as established medical effects.

Mixed feedback

Taste feedback ranges from delicious to unpleasant.
Views on value vary, with some considering it worthwhile and others finding it overpriced.

Frequently asked questions

How do you prepare it as broth?

The listing says to add 10 ml (2 teaspoons) to 250 ml hot water. It also suggests mixing the paste into stir-fries, salads or other meals.

How much broth does the jar make?

The listing claims that the 375 g concentrate makes up to 8 litres and provides 37 servings.

Is the product suitable for keto diets?

The listing describes it as suitable for keto and paleo diets. Check the ingredients and nutritional information against your own dietary requirements.

What do customers say about taste?

Customer feedback is mixed. Some describe the taste positively, while others find it unpleasant, so flavour preference may affect whether it suits you.