10 Best Bone Broth | UK Nutritionist Reviewed

Another clean, keto-friendly powder that swirls flawlessly into anything for a hidden spoonful of goodness is this gorgeously packaged tub of bone broth protein from small West Country business Cosmic Molecule. A totally flavourless food supplement, it's made using beef from Swedish grass-fed cattle and not much else. 

The impressive 19.8 g of protein for every serving – or 99 g per 100 g – is paired with all the collagen you could wish for after 48 hours of simmering. This product well worth trying out considering how versatile it is and indeed, how many customers mention the difference in their skin, hair and joints after a month of daily use.

Ranking highly for simmer time at 48 hours, this concentrated liquid broth is very high quality and can be chucked into protein shakes without fuss. Sourced from grass-fed, pasture-raised beef bones from Australian and New Zealand cattle, there's nearly 40 g of protein in every 100 g. 

Best Bone Broth specialise in muscle-building and other health-boosting supplements, so you know you're in safe hands whether you're keto, paleo or just looking to boost your collagen. The price is a few pounds lower than many of its competitors, and while this is for just one large tub, we say the nutritional benefits justify the price.

This is another powdered concentrate better suited to a whizz in your blender along with banana, spinach, blueberries and ice than a cordon bleu dinner. It has no flavour and is completely pure, so can stealthily boost your body's collagen for a balanced gut, strong nails and glowing skin. 

Countless shoppers have come back time and again to buy this broth, which gets its superpowers from grass-fed, Swedish beef. The resealable foil pack keeps this powder supremely fresh in your cupboard too. With 95 g of protein per 100 g and 24 hours' worth of collagen, this product is a definite front-runner.

Simmered for twenty hours, Jarmino's dreamy meaty offering is bursting with flavour, according to reviewers who say they've added it to their weekly shop for good. As the brand recommends consuming half a jar three times a week, this six-pack is fairly wallet-friendly as a monthly purchase. 

The beef used to simmer up this liquid hug comes from 100% free-range, grass-fed cows. As well as all that bone-marrow goodness, it also contains a flavourful range of veggies from leeks and tomatoes to carrots and thyme. Apple cider vinegar adds some tang and helps activate the amino acids, too.

We think you're going to fall in love with this tasty bone broth, all the way from Down Under. Made with beef from organically raised, grass-fed cows, it is bursting with amino acids and some 32.2 grams of beefy protein to help you build and repair muscle. Need your broth to be gluten-free? It ticks that box too.

The fact that this broth has been simmered for 24 hours means that the liquid has had plenty of time to be infused with all the essential nutrients you could ask for! The glass jar is an extra perk since it guarantees freshness, and being concentrated, its 37-serving pack works out to be quite affordable. 

Let's Take Stock for a second time, but now with chicken. This yummy broth has won awards and we aren't remotely surprised. Each pack contains just 60 calories and upwards of 6 g of collagen, while the juicy chicken bones are simmered for 24 hours, promising lots of joint-lubricating collagen in every sip. 

This is a fresh liquid broth so it will be best as a healthy alternative to your morning coffee or for stirring through stews and risottos, rather than chucking into breakfast smoothies. Protein levels here are a little lower than many other broths we've recommended, but the multi-pack price will be a selling point for many.

We've selected Honest + Good's beef bone broth powder for our top ten in part because it has close to 100 top-ranking reviews, but also because it is literally just bone broth, sunflower extract and nothing else. This means the protein points are off the charts!

Though the flavour may not be as sophisticated as broths blended with veggies and herbs, this means that you can stir it into a bulletproof coffee or scoop some into a smoothie for amino acid power that won't mess with more fruity flavours. Honest + Good is a small family brand, based in the UK and using British cattle; another great reason to shop their wares.

Fish bones are often overshadowed by chicken and beef in the world of broths, but they are a wonderful pick if you are low on iodine, want to balance your thyroid or simply don't fancy red or white meat. We love Take Stock's offering, which contains 7 grams of collagen and only 85 calories per pack.

This brand uses natural ingredients, sustainably sourced Norwegian fish and shows real dedication to detail; you know exactly what you're getting in every carton and the key focus is health, though flavour doesn't suffer. This fishy option isn't as high in protein as some, but it has a host of regular buyers who rave about the taste.

Perhaps you're under the weather or your cockles are just in need of warming. Either way, when you're on a budget, the fancier bone broths may seem out of reach. Let us present Waitrose's own-brand offering, a cosy, autumnal flavour combination referred to by a number of customers in their five-star reviews.

Another plus is that it's been simmered for 24 hours so will boast plenty of joint-lubricating collagen, minerals and electrolytes. The downside is that, while full of flavour and great for cooking, it is mostly made with extracts instead of whole ingredients.

We think very highly of Boosh and their range of nourishing bone broths, created using exclusively organic ingredients and entirely plastic-free packaging. This multi-pack is an easy way to stock your cupboards with almost a week's worth of tasty chicken broth, albeit a fairly pricey one. 

Nonetheless, if the GM-free credentials and Great Taste award weren't enough to tempt you, we think the fact that all the bones used come from free-range chickens should help. Celery, leek, mushroom and a peck of chilli all grace the ingredients list along with standards like carrot, onion and sage. Yum.