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Beef Bone Broth Bouillon Alternative


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Ennis-TX Grand Master

Well I have for years not used beef bullion in recipes as it always either has too much sodium, some other crap in it, or just made me feel sick. Even pacific brand broth I used in moderation seemed to lack flavor. I recently found a alternative in a supplement form of beef bone broth from Jarrow, that does not bother me and does not seem super salty. IT is gluten free, corn free, no added salt, or yeast extracts. Started using it broth bases and I love how I can adjust the flavor with the amount so easy. Find it on amazon or here at thrive market.
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They just came out with 2 new flavors....OMG they have a Spicy Beef Ramen broth flavored one and a curried chicken both bone broth supplements. Not tried them yet but getting some on my next order bit high in sodium but a partial dosing for a side dish might be alright. Thinking some of that make some broth add in miracle noodle no carb noodles for small bowl/side of beef ramen.
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Thanks for the info. I was hoping to find some sort of safe bouillon product. Why is all the healthy stuff so expensive though. Is it a good size jar? 10 or so oz doesn't seem like that much for the price. 

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