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We Sing To Our Broth! I kid you not! At Broth of Life we do literally sing to our bone broth. We have a zero tolerance for negativity at work as we truly believe it does impact the food being prepared. The cooking process is a means to nurture the soul and what we put into the food will definitely come out. Stay with me here, there is always science behind my woo woo! There is no need to convince you we are energetic beings. Our bodies are mostly made of water which holds two types of energy; kinetic which is used...

At Broth of Life we do everything we possibly can to care for the environment. It is dear to our hearts.   The first step was in the simplicity of making bone broth, that every element of a beast is utilised for food. Bones are often discarded, but as you know, can be utilised in the most beneficial manner! The fat that is generated when making bone broth is discarded by most manufacturers. We ensure even this is utilised by skimming, cleaning and rendering the broth fat to make our very own brellow - a healthy fat loaded with flavour...

Written By: Jerfferey Jaxen   According to a recent study’s findings, 93 percent of bottled water showed signs of microplastic contamination averaging 10.4 large (> 100 um) microplastic particles per liter of bottled water. The tests included brands like Evian, Aquafina, and Dasani.  A recent study from the State University of New York at Fredonia titled Synthetic Polymer Contamination in Bottled Water was part of a project involving original research and reporting by the US-based journalism organization Orb Media. The study looked at 11 globally-sourced brands of bottled water including Aquafina, Dasani, Evian, Nestle Pure Life, and San Pellegrino along with other leading international brands. In total...

WATER WATER WATER How is it, that we somehow have ended up paying more for bottled drinking water than we often do for coffee or a fresh juice? It’s madness! While it’s absurd and sometimes a little incomprehensible, the crux of the issue is one that we can all agree upon. Everyone wants good quality water – whether drinking it or using it for another purpose. The question is, what IS the best? The options can be confusing. What’s the difference? Is there even a difference? And if so, which should I opt for; purified water, distilled water, spring water...