Rooted in kitchens. Built for real life.

 We make prebiotic sipping broths that support your gut—and your day.

We met in a farm-to-table kitchen in 2012—
Maddy on pastry, Molly on prep—
surrounded by food that took time and care.
But like most chefs, we rarely had time to nourish ourselves.

We believed broth could do more.
Not just for meals, but for people.

Our first act?
Frozen bone broth, sold at farmers markets.
It had heart. But we kept hearing:

“I love it… I just don’t use broth that often.”

So we pivoted—toward something even more supportive.

Ten years, hundreds of gallons of broth,
and a whole lot of kitchen grit later—
We’ve come up with something better.

Something that travels. That fills you up. That actually supports your gut—and your schedule. And yes, it tastes really good.

Why we made it

Because what was out there wasn’t cutting it.

Shelf-stable broths were bland.
Powders were full of junk or drowning in salt.
We wanted more than convenience—we wanted nourishment that felt legit.

So we focused on two ingredients we trust:

  • High-quality powdered bone broth
  • Prebiotic fiber made from upcycled wheatgrass

When our testers asked for second sips, we knew we’d found it.

This is what we care about.

 We’ve walked farms. Worked with whole, unprocessed ingredients.
Cooked alongside the people who grow our food.
That closeness shows up in our broth.

There’s no marketing spin—just care, transparency, and craft. We don’t compromise. Not on ingredients. Not on sourcing. Not on what it means to care.

This is for your real life.

  •  The 3 p.m. slump
  • The back-to-back meetings
  • The days when your gut needs a break

Our sipping broth supports all of it.
It’s warm, comforting, and quietly functional—
with protein and prebiotic fiber that help you feel steady and supported.

Some days you eat big. Some days you just need something simple. This is for both.

Here’s what we believe:

People don’t need fixing.
They need real food that respects them.

We made this for the quiet moments, the tiny wins, the part of you that says:“I’ve got this.”