bone broth

[ booon brawth ]

noun

, Cooking.

1. a clear, nourishing stock made from the bones of chicken, beef, etc., that is boiled with seasonings for many hours and enriched by the collagen coming from the bones.

Word History and Origins

Origin of bone broth¹

First recorded in 1730–40

Example Sentences

And I always get a bone broth from Erewhon, too.

From Los Angeles Times

Once a week, Antoci drives across town to Erewhon’s downtown headquarters, where she and two small teams — one for grocery, the other for health and beauty — gather in a conference room and tear open packages of protein powders and superfood balls, dip into jars of bone broth and slather hyaluronic sea serums onto their faces.

From Los Angeles Times

And if Erewhon sells it — sea moss gels, kale chips, bone broth tonics, paleo bagels, celebrity smoothies — it’s almost guaranteed to become a viral sensation among the hot and health-obsessed.

From Los Angeles Times

Located along the restaurant row on South Jackson Street, across from Reckless Noodle, Howlin’ Bistro serves dog treats and drinks, including ones with bone broth and chicken broth as bases.

From Seattle Times

At Epicurious, Zoe Denenberg differentiates between broth, stock and bone broth.

From Salon