Beef broth: 3 products rated for gout
By Oliver Silen · Ratings computed 2026-10-30 from GoutSafe data · Ranked by gout rating only
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Is beef broth OK for gout?
In moderation, though one brand rates Good. Of the 3 products here, 1 rates Good and 2 Moderate. Both below Good are held there by ultra-processing. The processing class comes from Open Food Facts, product by product, so two near-identical recipes can rate differently. The best-rated is Kettle & Fire Beef Broth (B, Good).
Each brand is rated from its own label against GoutSafe's purine and fructose data.
We rated all 3 products on the beef broth shelf from their ingredient labels against GoutSafe's purine and fructose data. 1 earns a Good rating.
All 3 compared
| # | Product | Rating | Purine per serving, at most | Added sugar | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kettle & Fire Beef Broth | BGood | 72 mg | 0 g | Amazon Paid link |
| 2 | Better Than Bouillon Roasted Beef base | CModerate | 10 mg | 1 g | Amazon Paid link |
| 3 | Great Value Beef Broth | CModerate | 198 mg | 0 g | Amazon Paid link |
How we picked
Every product is rated from its ingredient label against GoutSafe's purine and fructose data. Only products rated Good (A or B) can be picks. The first pick is the best-rated product, and each other pick is the best-rated product that earns a distinct role, such as the lowest purine or no added sugar. Commission and sponsorship play no part. Read the full method.