One cup carries about 581mg of sodium, roughly a quarter of the daily limit, and drinking a full carton runs near 1360mg. (source)
The honest take
This is a certified organic keto broth built on chicken bones and real butter, carrying 10g of fat per cup against just 6g of protein, so it drinks more like a rich fat forward sipping broth than a protein source. The ingredient list is genuinely clean, all organic with real vegetables, ginger, turmeric, MCT oil and zero added sugar, which is rare in shelf stable broth. Health minded shoppers who want warm low carb comfort with actual butter chicken spice will enjoy it. Just know the nutrition label lists 6g protein per cup, modest for a bone broth, so this is a treat yourself pick rather than a workhorse.
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Kettle & FireButter Chicken Bone Broth this productServing: 1 cup (245g); carton is about 2 servings
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