Amazon: TWELVE Kitchen Basics Original Chicken Bone Broth Cartons Just $13.73

By Liza | Content Director
Mar 16, 2018 @ 6:04 PM MDT

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Hop on over to Amazon.online where you can snag this 12-pack of Kitchen Basics Original Chicken Bone Broth 8.25oz for just $13.73 when you clip the 25% off digital coupon – just $1.14 per carton! This is a great deal as Walmart.online has the same bone broth priced at $1.98 each.

This bone broth is made from chicken bones, organic vegetables, herbs and spices. Plus, one cup contains 20% of your daily reonlinemended amount of protein and 50 calories per serving.

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  1. Stacy

    Does this taste any different from regular chicken broth?

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    • Jen Law

      It kind of taste a little bitter & definitely something to get used to. Personally I add a little bit of regular broth, along with some extra garlic and/or onion seasoning. Then you can slowly do less as you get used to it.

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  2. Kyliejay!

    I haven’t tried it!

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  3. Jardin5Limn

    This sounds really convenient and fast. On the other hand, I buy chicken quarters at Walmart for 70 cents a pound, put three our four in a pressure cooker, and get great chicken soup. After one hour, I let the pressure drop and stir it well to let the bones separate. Then another two hours and the bones are ready to crack easily. Another hour or so and the soup is ready. Onion, garlic, thyme, basil, and salt (I use pink Himalayan) give it good flavor.

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