Chicken & Vegetable Bone Broth Powder - 300g (1 Month Supply)

I have been using this Broth Powder for a couple of years and really love how easy it is to add into soups/other recipe's. I don't tend to drink it straight, but I add it into meals when I'm cooking and I love how it doesn't overpower food when you use it this way. The flavours great (I regularly use the beef, chicken and chicken & veg versions) - I've tried other brands, but nothing ever compares to this one and I always come back to Honest + Good as it it's such great value compared to the liquid versions, these packs lasts for ages and the powder is really easy to use (plus I love that they are a small business & I also love their fantastic packaging).

Love this really chickeny and not salty, trying to have some every day if it's not too hot outside!

Tastes horrible. Like other reviewers have noted, the powder smells horrible and the drink tastes horrible too, regardless of how much salt, pepper, or herbs were added. It smells and tastes like a cremated chicken carcass was used to make this broth. The flavour has characteristics of what you might expect from chicken skin or fat but gone off. This product was quite disappointing because I had high hopes with it being British made with British chickens and minimal ingredients.

Would love to give this 5 stars but I don’t like the smell, taste is ok, and it’s ok in food, sauces, soups or gravy but I can stomach the smell when it’s in a mug so I won’t be drinking as a plain cup of bone broth

This product is awesome. I'm a repeat customer, its probably the 3rd or 4th I've bought. Fabulous for making any chicken based sauce. It add flavour without the extra salt of stock cubes. I use it for any chicken based sauces and soups. Its a 'must have' in my kitchen. Highly recommend. Its not cheap, but it does last a long time. Worth it. The last one I bought lasted 6-12 months (we're a family of 3 and we have homemade chicken and vegetable soup every couple of weeks).

I have tried both this one and the beef bone broth, both are very nice. I make them up into a cup a soup as a way of increasing protein intake, but have also added to other soups, gravy, sauces etc. I add a few herbs, fresh or dried to the chicken one if using as a cup of soup and a little marmite to the beef one. Both work well.

I could not bring myself to drink this more than twice. I cannot speak on the benefits as I could not get over the taste. It tastes like a pet shop smells. Awful, even with a dash of salt and pepper.

Easy to mix makes a good broth