Organic Bone Broth Protein Powder from Grass-Fed USA Beef | Paleo & Keto Collagen Supplement for Gut Health & Joint Support | Ideal for Smoothies, Soups & Post-Workout Recovery

If you're getting this because you want to aid your recovery after working out or help with your lean muscle growth, this is not the product you need. I know bone broth protein powder is all the rage and I totally get it, but there's only 6 grams of protein in a serving of this actual powder. That's nowhere near what you need to actually help you with cardiovascular workouts or weight lifting. My dietician suggests that you need at least 20 grams of protein. If you look at the main types of protein powders that's around what they all have per serving. Now, if you're getting this for joints, nails, hair, etc. this is a pretty good bone broth protein powder. It contains bioavailable collagen which is great. Personally, I'm not a fan of the taste. Bone broth protein powders are supposed to be totally flavorless or at least all of the other brands I've tried have been. I tried adding it to my morning smoothie, but there was a hint of an aftertaste that was unpleasant. I did use this with water to make rice and in a couple of savory recipes and it worked great. It's a very fine powder, so it dissolves instantly without any clumps or stickiness. I really like that this is made from ultra pure USA prime beef stock that's manufactured in a US certified facility. The packaging doesn't say if this is grass fed or not, but that'd be nice to know. This isn't a product I'd purchase, not only because of the taste and low amount of protein, but it's quite pricey. You can get double the amount of other brands for the same price.This is very convenient. It dissolves quickly in hot water.I add this to soup, stews, and even stir-fry to add more flavor to my food. This is also nutritious too. I like that the ingredient is simple, just beef stock and nothing else.While I like SANE company, this product is not grass-fed. It looks like it is USDA prime organic beef as its source and I am sure it would say grass-fed if it was grass-fed. We don't eat beef products that are not grassfed. We chose to order this by mistake and am leaving a review to help point out that it is not grassfed so that you won't make the same mistake we did. Please order it if you like conventional organic beef as it is a quality product.SANE Bone Broth Protein Powder is very easy to use. The powder is very fine and dissolves in hot water completely without clumping or sediment. There is a bit of an aftertaste, so I don't enjoy drinking it, but it's not really noticeable if added to soups, stews or sauces when you cook.The bag says it can be used in smoothies (not the first thing I would normally associate with bone broth) so I was a bit on the skeptical side as I opted to mix it in hot water and sip it the traditional way. As expected, the flavor is a bit on the bland side of the “beef broth” spectrum, but after adding some salt, pepper and a touch of onion powder, it came together to create a soothing and tasty beverage more akin to what I was looking for. The powder itself can be a bit sticky and clumpy during the mixing process, but a thorough stir did the trick and I didn’t notice any residue at the bottom of my mug.Overall, this is an easy way to enjoy the many benefits of bone broth, and the taste is really quite pleasant whether you drink it straight like I did or opt to mix it into a smoothie or soup.*Updated review 7/28/21*I am almost out of this bag of bone broth powder and read my review when I was looking at purchasing more. The two items I didn't mention is taste and how easy this dissolves. The taste isn't very strong at all. I initially expected something like a boullion cube, but there is no salt and although the resulting liquid does look like a broth, it is much more slight in taste. You'll need to add something if you want a hearty flavor. The second is that this doesn't dissolve very easily into water. I always add this to cold water and then heat it, so maybe that is the issue, but it does clump up fairly easily. But it does make a gooey glob fairly quickly - it doesn't retain a powdery center. I usually use the back of a spoon to mash it into the side of my pan to get it to fully dissolve.*Initial review*Bone Broth Protein is quite popular right now and many articles are floating around. Most indicate the same possible benefits of weight loss (metabolism boost), reduced appetite (from high protein content), joint pain relief (from glucosamine), better skin (from proline/hyaluronic acid), reduced inflammation (from glycine/glutamine) and better sleep (from glycine). I found no reputable studies directly related to bone broth itself. But I wanted to increase the protein content of soups easily and this seems to fit that function well. This bag is surprisingly small for the amount of broth it makes - I think it makes 37 servings. I don't use it to scale though - I'm just adding some to different soups - especially canned soups that tend to lack enough protein content for a meal. It works really well for that purpose - I can't really tell about the other claims but I see no change in my sleep after a few days of adding this to my diet.Great for cooking but for drinking by itself I didn't particularly like the flavorI sip on a different beef bone broth I get from Costco that tastes better than this one but since the nutritional value of this one seems to be better I have been mixing the two and it's not too badThe powder is very fine to the point if you sneezed near it you'd have a pretty bad mess on your hands lolIt mixes rather easily with hot water which makes it fairly easy to prepareOverall happy with the product, just can't drink it alone (might be just me though)I do like this Organic Bone Broth. It is very convenient to prepare and use just what you need. The ingredients list is agreeable with me and I appreciate the organic certification. With 37 serving per bag it adds up to a little less than a dollar per. It is a decent value too. 4 solid stars.