Kettle and Fire

Regenerative Chicken Bone Broth

EAvoid GoutMarket grade · Avoid · #19 of 19 chicken broth we grade

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Purine and sugar, by the numbers

Serving1 box (16.9 fl oz)
Purine per servingabout 120 mg, at most 392 mg (98% of the 400 mg daily guide)
Purine per 100 gat most 78 mg
Purine before GoutSafe's weightingat most 392 mg per serving
Main purine sourcecooked chicken breast
Fructose per serving0 g
Added sugar per serving0 g
Total sugar per servingnot on the label

Where the purine comes from

IngredientMatched GoutSafe foodPurine in that food, per 100 gShare of the productPurine at that share, per servingCounted in the worst case
pasture raised chicken bones cooked chicken breast (C) 175 mg up to 33% 292 mg 292 mg
chicken bone broth chicken bone broth (B) 30 mg up to 100% 150 mg 100 mg
onions onions (A) 2 mg up to 25% 3 mg under 1 mg
carrots carrots (A) 2 mg up to 20% 2 mg under 1 mg
leeks japanese leek (negi) (A) 41 mg up to 14% 30 mg under 1 mg
shiitake mushrooms mushrooms (A) 47 mg up to 10% 23 mg under 1 mg
vegetable broth carrots (A) 2 mg up to 7.7% under 1 mg under 1 mg
celery celery (A) 13 mg up to 7.1% 5 mg under 1 mg
green bell peppers red and green bell peppers (A) 1 mg up to 6.7% under 1 mg under 1 mg
onions onions (A) 2 mg up to 6.3% under 1 mg under 1 mg
carrots carrots (A) 2 mg up to 5.9% under 1 mg under 1 mg
scallions japanese leek (negi) (A) 41 mg up to 5.3% 11 mg under 1 mg
tomato puree tomatoes (A) 7 mg up to 5% 2 mg under 1 mg
tomato paste tomatoes (A) 7 mg up to 4.8% 2 mg under 1 mg

Purine values come from each matched food's page on GoutSafe. Shares come from label order: US labels list ingredients by weight, so the second ingredient is at most half the product, and anything after "2% or less" is at most 2%. The worst case fills the most purine-dense ingredients to their full share first, until the shares reach the whole product, then applies GoutSafe's weighting by source, which counts plant purines at 0.3, dairy at 0 and organ meat at 1.3 because they raise uric acid by different amounts. The grade uses that worst case. How we rate.

Why it's rated E

  • About 120 mg of purine per serving, and at most 392 mg (98% of the 400 mg daily guide), mostly from chicken breast (cooked). Source on GoutSafe.
  • The Nutrition Facts panel lists 0 g of added sugar per serving.

Estimated from the ingredient label. Labels list ingredients by weight but rarely give amounts, so we grade on the most purine the label allows, which can read stricter than the real recipe and never safer. Sugar comes from the Nutrition Facts panel. How we rate.

What's on the label

Ingredients: chicken bone broth, water, pasture raised chicken bones, onions, carrots, fennel, leeks, apple cider vinegar, thyme, shiitake mushrooms, tamarind paste, bay leaves, vegetable broth, celery, green bell peppers, onions, carrots, garlic, scallions, tomato puree, tomato paste, water, parsley, thyme, rosemary, basil, spices, sea salt

Serving: 1 box (16.9 fl oz). Added sugar: 0 g per serving. Label from Open Food Facts, dated 2024-06-19. UPC 851702007121. This label is over a year old and the recipe may have changed. Check the package.

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