Using bone broth

I just got my bone broth, but I'm not sure how to use it.

Many of our customers drink a cup of bone broth once or twice a day. Both chicken bone broth and beef bone broth make a delightful hot beverage to enjoy with a meal, between meals, at bedtime or anytime!

Organic bone broth is also quite versatile to use in cooking. Simply replace all or part of the liquid with chicken or beef broth when cooking soups, stews, beans, legumes, veggies, and casseroles. Not only does it increase the nutrients of the meal, but adds a rich depth of flavor.

Do I need to dilute the broth?

No need to add water to the broth. It is ready to thaw and consume.

Using raw cultured vegetables and juices

What do I do with it? It looks like a soup or a sauce!

It's the vacuum packaging that gives this soupy look to Caldwell's products. But don't be deceived. These crisp, grated or sliced raw cultured vegetables can be tossed into salads, served as a side dish or in a sandwich, or used in one of our delicious recipes.

How should I use the juices?

Drink full-strength in small quantities or mix with fresh vegetable juice, apple juice, or juice of wheat grass. For a delicious and healthy salad seasoning: Mix half and half with the salad oil of your choice (nothing else!).

I have a package of your cultured vegetables in my refrigerator and it is swelling. What do I do with it?

Because Caldwell's products are unpasteurized, living foods, refermentation may occur, causing the package to swell. But this is a natural process presenting no health risk. Re-fermented vegetables will have a slightly higher lactic acid content. We suggest you use the re-fermented product within a week because, after a certain period of time, it will not be as moist. On the other hand, if the package has leaked, letting the protective gas escape, you should discard it.

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