Is it Gelatin free? Kettle & Fire Beef Bone Broth
This product is likely gelatin free.
Ingredients
Chicken bone broth (certified organic ingredients) (water, chicken bones (certified organic ingredients), onions (certified organic ingredients), carrots (certified organic ingredients), fennel (certified organic ingredients), leeks (certified organic ingredients), apple cider vinegar (certified organic ingredients), thyme (certified organic ingredients), shiitake mushrooms (certified organic ingredients), tamarind paste (certified organic ingredients), bay leaves (certified organic ingredients)), vegetable broth (certified organic ingredients) (water, celery (certified organic ingredients), green bell peppers (certified organic ingredients), onions (certified organic ingredients), carrots (certified organic ingredients), garlic (certified organic ingredients), scallions (certified organic ingredients), tomato puree (certified organic ingredients) [tomato paste (certified organic ingredients), water], parsley (certified organic ingredients), thyme (certified organic ingredients), rosemary (certified organic ingredients), basil (certified organic ingredients), spices (certified organic ingredients)), sea salt.
Allergens
Contains: do not purchase if tamper-evident ring is broken.
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