5.0 out of 5 stars This has become a pantry staple

C.L. · May 24, 2025

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5.0 out of 5 stars Stolen Soup Bandit

C. · June 16, 2025

Sorry cannot write a review on this package. Our package was stolen!I had it before, it is delicious!! It helps me out on protein intake because of my Gastroparesis.

5.0 out of 5 stars Healthy snack

A.c. · June 2, 2025

The product came on time. Well packaged. Very nice flavor to it, low sodium. Great snack, low calorie with enough additional protein content and collagen. I love having it as a healthy “snack” when working night shift at the hospital. Goes well with some crackers or an avocado 🥑 toast :)

5.0 out of 5 stars Not bad

C. · May 31, 2025

I got this to help with my weight loss journey, but I quickly found out it isn't my cup of tea lol. Tastes good when I add it to meals like soups, but alone I can't handle it for some reason. Was packaged great, no spills or lose powder. Not a bad product, just not for me lol

4.0 out of 5 stars Good source of collagen!

C.P. · June 17, 2025

This product is great and will buy again, however the package came opened. All 16 sticks were inside and sealed so I didn't ask for a replacement, but the package came half way opened ;(

1.0 out of 5 stars There are chemicals in this food that you are not alerted to until you receive the package

K.H. · January 18, 2025

I received this bone broth, and there was a warning on the label. I looked up the warning, and see all these dangerous chemicals in the food product. This was not made clear when I ordered this item, and now Bolo is telling me I cannot return this item, even though when I purchased the Item it shows returns allowed through February 16th. Very upsetting to see these chemicals, and now I cannot return based on protecting myself.The Proposition 65-listed chemicals commonly found in such foods are:Acrylamide is formed mostly on the surface of plant-based foods when they are browned during frying, roasting, grilling, or baking. In general, the browner the surface, the higher the level of acrylamide.Acrylamide levels can vary among different kinds of foods and even among different brands of the same kind of food. Many foods have low levels of acrylamide that do not pose a significant cancer risk and do not require a warning. A warning for acrylamide on a food product suggests that regular consumption of the food over time can pose a greater cancer risk than consumption of foods with lower acrylamide levels.Arsenic (Inorganic) is a naturally occurring chemical element in the Earth’s crust.Some plant crops, such as rice, can absorb arsenic. When rice is grown in soil with elevated arsenic levels, the amount of arsenic in the rice can be elevated.Some herbal medicines from India and China may contain arsenic.Some edible seaweed (especially hijiki, a short, black, noodle-like seaweed) can absorb arsenic from water.Bisphenol A (BPA) This chemical is used in some coatings for cans, jar lids, and bottle caps. BPA is also used in some polycarbonate plastic bottles and other food contact items. However, the use of BPA in these items is decreasing.BPA can leach into food or beverages from BPA-based linings in metal food and drink cans, jar lids, and bottle caps.Cadmium is a metal found in certain fish, shellfish, and organ meats. Some leafy vegetables, like spinach grown in cadmium-rich soils, take up cadmium.Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP) is a type of phthalate added to many plastics to make them flexible, and can be gradually released into certain foods and beverages from plastic food packaging.Lead is a metal found in some dietary supplements, certain balsamic vinegars, some imported spices such as turmeric. In the past, some imported candies such as some products containing chili and tamarind, have had significant amounts of lead.Mercury is a metal that can accumulate in certain types of fish and seafood.Fish that tend to have the highest levels of mercury include: king mackerel, shark, tilefish (from the Gulf of Mexico), swordfish, marlin, bigeye tuna, bluefin tuna, and orange roughy.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good taste

D. · June 15, 2025

They taste good. I have used this for 2 years as a drink to help get rid of diverticulitis. It is tasty and works

5.0 out of 5 stars Best Bone Broth!

E. · June 12, 2025

I love the taste of Bare Bones Bone Broth. It’s a great way to get protein and collagen at the same time. A lovely addition to my high protein lifestyle.