Roasted beef bones are added to filtered water and apple cider vinegar (to maximise mineral extraction) then cooked. The broth is then strained for impurities and the fat is skimmed off of the top. It is gently refractance dried into a powder, taking care to preserve the nutritional profile

All beef bones utilised for our beef bone broths are derived solely from Australian grass-fed cattle. Our broth also contains a small amount of beef broth concentrate that is made from New Zealand grass-fed cattle and Australian grass-fed cattle.

If there's one thing we are passionate about here at Nutra Organics, aside from food of course, it's animals and their welfare. Although our cattle are grass-fed, in the interest of full disclosure there are times when environmental factors, such as severe drought here in Australia that our cattle's diets are supplemented with wholesome non-gmo grain fodder (hay or straw) to ensure their survival. However, please be assured that if grass is available to be eaten, they are exclusively eating it.

Apple Cider Vinegar is acidic, which makes it great for naturally enhancing the extraction of collagen and other nutritious elements from the bone to ensure that our bone broth contains all the possible benefits.

The Collagen peptides in our Beef Bone Broth are derived from Types I and III collagen.

Bone is known to act as a reservoir for essential metals and other minerals in the body, which is one of the reasons that bone broth is so nutritious. Having said that, because of this, there is also sometimes the concern that undesirable substances like heavy metals may be present too. Rest assured, that all of our raw ingredients are tested and must comply with strict food standards pertaining to heavy metal detection prior to being used in our products.

Our broths are so special that they even sparkle! This is because we have used a gentle refractance dry technique to preserve the nutrients and colour. No, we have not added any glitter. Due to the gentle evaporation process that occurs as part of the refractance drying method, the raw material starts to change shape to form small crystalline structures that naturally reflect light making it sparkle.

In terms of bone broth benefits, our bone broth concentrates and powder bone broths are much the same with benefits for the immune system, gut wellbeing and energy. However, in terms of flavour profile, format and uses, there are a few key differences.

Our Bone Broth Concentrates have a rich flavour profile, meaning it’s great for soups, stews, gravies and cooking with a smaller amount needed, whereas our powder bone broths have a delicate flavour profile. Our Beef Bone Broth Concentrates are also shelf stable and need to be used within 12 weeks from opening, whereas our Chicken Bone Broth Concentrates need to be consumed within 6 weeks after opening with refrigeration required. Our powders are better for travelling as they come in tins, are shelf stable and can be used up to 12 months from opening.

We do not recommend giving our broths (broth powdered and concentrates) to children under 12 months of age as the sodium content is not suitable for young children when the product is prepared according to our serving suggestion. However, if you are using our broths as an ingredient in a recipe containing lower sodium foods, it may be suitable. We would recommend following the advice of your healthcare professional when introducing any new foods into your young child’s diet.