Freja Bone Broth

Freja makes bone broth for people who actually care what goes into their bodies. Based in the UK, they've built a following among the real-food crowd — folks who'd rather sip collagen from slow-simmered bones than pop synthetic supplements. Their broths are made from grass-fed beef and free-range chicken, cooked low and slow to extract the good stuff: collagen, amino acids, and minerals. If you're into ancestral eating, gut health, or just want a warming drink that does more than coffee, Freja fits the bill. They keep it simple — no additives, no concentrates, no weird ingredients you can't pronounce. It's the kind of product your great-grandmother would recognize. The brand has carved out a solid niche in the UK's growing bone broth market, appealing to everyone from keto dieters to postpartum mums looking for nutrient-dense recovery foods. It's not glamorous, but that's kind of the point.

• Slow-simmer grass-fed beef and free-range chicken bones for 24+ hours
• Ship frozen to preserve nutrients without preservatives
• Offer subscription options for regular broth drinkers
• Keep ingredient lists short and recognizable
• Provide both ready-to-drink and cooking-friendly formats
• Source bones from UK farms where possible

Health-focused foodies who would rather get their nutrients from their foods. Freja's customers avoid UPF foods, don't want synthetic supplements, and prefer naturally nourishing foods that they can trust.

• Gut health enthusiasts avoiding processed foods
• Keto and paleo dieters seeking whole-food protein
• New parents looking for nutrient-dense recovery options
• Home cooks who want quality stock without the 24-hour simmer
• Supplement skeptics who prefer food-first nutrition

• Clean ingredient list with no additives or concentrates
• Convenient alternative to making broth at home
• Strong reputation in the UK bone broth space
• Good for multiple uses — drinking, cooking, or as a base

• Requires freezer space for storage
• Premium pricing compared to store-bought stock
• Limited availability outside the UK
• Not much variety beyond core beef and chicken options