Our manufacturing and expiration dates are indicated on the bottom of the bottle. Generally, our Beef, Chicken, Lamb and Venison Bone Broth lasts for 10 days in a fridge set at 4 degrees Celsius, and our Vegetable Broth for two weeks. Should you notice you might not finish your broth within the expiration time, kindly freeze the remainder of your broth.

Absolutely. Your kids will have a delicious nutritional boost, which will hydrate and add much needed nutrition throughout their day.

Broth is a source of abundant vitamins and minerals. Vitamins may include Vitamin A, B6, B12, C, D, E (Alpha Tocoperol), K as well as Thiamine, Riboflavin, Niacin, Folate, Pantothenic Acid, Choline, and Betane. Minerals may include Calcium, Iron, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Sodium, Zinc, Copper, Manganese, and Selenium. Studies conducted on bone broth have found that it may improve your health in a myriad of ways by boosting immunity, fighting inflammation, strengthening bones and teeth, improving hydration, restoring exercise capacity, building muscle, improving mood, protecting joints, fighting osteoarthritis, healing leaky gut, promoting better sleep, and supporting weight loss.

Broth should always be warmed on the stove top, never in the microwave (as this method may destroy some of the nutrients).

Yes. Broth can be used as a stock when preparing soups or stews. Whenever you need a savoury, flavoursome cooking liquid, broth is excellent to use. You can also add a couple of frozen broth cubes to your favourite soups or stews, gravy or even when sautéing vegetables.

Broth lasts up to 4 days in the fridge, so we advise planning your meals in advance. Please replace the cap tightly, and refridgerate immediately after use. Also, please do not store the opened broth in the door of the fridge.

Yes. You can either package it in an airtight container and freeze it immediately. alternatively, pour into ice cube containers to freeze smaller portions. An excellent tip is to decant your broth into an ice tray and once frozen, place those frozen broth cubes in a zip-lock bag. Keep it in the freezer and simply pop out as many as you need into a saucepan and heat and enjoy.

Bone broth can be consumed neat on its own, or for cooking. Broth should always be warmed on the stove top, never in the microwave (as this method may destroy some of the nutrients). Simply pour the desired amount out into a saucepan and heat gently on a low heat, until the desired temperature is achieved. Add your favourite healthy herbs or spices and enjoy. There are quite a few recipe ideas available online - but generally, bone broth can be used as a stock replacement.

Yes. Gently warm some broth on the stove-top while you are busy getting the rest of your kid’s lunch box ready. Once warmed through, simply pour the warmed broth into a flask. Please take care it’s not too hot, as flasks retain heat well.

We make special bone broth for pets. It contains only Bone Broth, and not any of the other ingredients. This is because of the Allium species of plants – as it is toxic to animals. These plants include garlic, onions, leeks, scallions, chives and shallots. If your pet eats one of these products, red blood cells can be damaged, resulting in the cells not being able to carry oxygen. To order broth for your pets, please contact us through our contact page by clicking here.

Bone Broth should really be considered an essential addition to our diet, and consumed daily, but each individual’s needs are different. People who consume bone broth for a specific health challenge, should consult their healthcare provider (conventional or alternative) for guidance. There is a myriad of factors to consider - like an individual’s overall health, gut health, presence of chronic illness / disease, lifestyle choices and diet. As one would see results from going to the gym regularly, one may see results within a few months, by consistently consuming bone broth. The results will be evident, when coupled with making healthy lifestyle choices, eating a balanced diet and exercising.