Grass Fed Beef Bones Reviews

4.9 Rating 119 Reviews

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Pipers Farm is a multi-award winning artisan butchers and farm shop providing high quality, ethical and sustainable produce. A collection of 40 small scale local farms, it's one of the most decorated food producers in the country as well as a leading authority on regenerative farming and high welfare meat.

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Michael Lawrence

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“Perfect. Good amount of meat still on the bones. Made a gelatinous and delicious bone broth.”

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Posted 8 months ago

Beth Steedman

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“Gorgeous, nourishing stock full of collagen and minerals. We make this in huge batches and freeze the excess so we always have a good supply. This is the truest superfood and so affordable. Bones, water, salt, herbs, onion, garlic, carrot, celery and a glug of vinegar to help draw out those precious nutrients. Perfection!”

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Posted 9 months ago

James Ashford

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“Good quality grass fed beef bones. Ideal for bone broth”

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Posted 9 months ago

Chetanaa Petra Kellerman

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“My bone broth was superb, better than ever, thanks to Piper's Farm's highest quality, truly meaty bones! Bless you all. Love, Claire I”

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Posted 9 months ago

Judith Pickering

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“Beef bone broth was delicious I added some to my gravy which enhanced the taste.”

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Posted 10 months ago

Mary Elphinstone

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“Excellent stock”

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Posted 10 months ago

Shirley Mucklow

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“They made the beautiful stock for my soup.”

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Posted 10 months ago

Elizabeth LePla

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“Great grass-fed beef bones. Perfect for bone broth/stock. Slow cook for 48 hours with 1 carrot, 1 onion, bay leaf, salt, and 1 tbsp vinegar (preferably apple cider). You won't taste the vinegar (and you can use lemon juice instead) but it helps to break down the minerals in the bones. Pour into silicon muffin or mini muffin tins, and freeze. Pop out when frozen, and store in freezer for use as and when.”

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Posted 10 months ago