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Crafted by cooks, not chemists.
Beans and lentils slow-cooked in free range bone broth,
with up to 19g fibre and 26g protein per pouch.
No seed oils. No fillers. Just the pantry staple you've been missing.
FAQs about our Bone Broth Beans
No they're cooked in free range chicken bone broth. That's where the flavour comes from.
Beans soak up whatever they're cooked in. Water gives you bland; broth gives you savoury, rich beans you'd actually eat on their own
No. Heat and eat – the broth is the point.
Refrigerate leftovers in a sealed container and use within 3 days.
Most adults need around 25–30g a day, and most of us don't get there. One pouch of black beans gets you about two-thirds of the way.
We use our triple concentrated, gut health chicken bone broth for these beans, so they are delicious, but also contain a comprehensive amino acid profile
You don't have to – they're delicious at room temperature, straight into a salad or a lunchbox. To warm them, microwave the pouch for 90 seconds, or heat on the stove with two tablespoons of water.
Start with what's already in your pantry. Heat a pouch, tip it over rice, add a tin of tuna or sardines. That's dinner.
Build a Nourishing Meal in under 3 minutes
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