Comments on: Bone Broth Latte, Breakfast in a mug!

By: TONI

TONI — Sat, 18 Jun 2022 18:13:09 +0000

HI HAYLEY, 🤗
BEEN DRINKING BONE BROTH W/ COLLAGEN DAILY FOR OVER A YEAR. I LOVE IRISH BUTTER & USED TO TAKE COCONUT OIL FOR GETTING MY CHOLESTEROL NUMBER DOWN. BUT NEVER PUT THEM TOGETHER🤔🙄🤣
🤔🙏🤔CAN YOU LOSE WEIGHT ON THIS COMBO?? (VS. BULLET COFFEE⁉️ I CANNOT DO COFFEE DUE TO STOMACH CRINGE & HEART/ CHEST PONDING😱)⁉️⁉️
THX❤️

By: Debra Kinnison

Debra Kinnison — Sat, 02 Oct 2021 19:08:03 +0000

This information about “Bone Broth Latte, Breakfast in a mug” is an answer to prayer for me today! I heard, and then read about the Benefits of “Butter Coffee” aka Bulletproof Coffee. I am not a coffee drinker, or teas, as coffee bothers my stomach, and for some reason teas bothers my back. Thought maybe it was the Caffeine, but tried decaf, and the experience was the same. Also, my stomach is not ready for food until later in the day. Got up this morning with a prayer for guidance, as I’m dealing with a few health issues, and healing, which is the good news! I need to have breakfast and a healthy get me up and going boost…As I just shared, this information is an answer to prayer for me, for sure, and a definite 5’star article!

By: D.L.K.

D.L.K. — Sat, 02 Oct 2021 17:17:05 +0000

This is an answer to prayer for me! I don’t drink coffee, but after reading about the benefits of “Butter Coffee” aka Bulletproof Coffee, I actually considered trying to drink coffee, duhh
I just happened to have all of the ingredients mentioned, and I’m enjoying drinking this awesome nutritious beverage, as I write this comment.
Also, I have no appetite, or stomach for breakfast and/or eating early in the day.

5 stars for sure on this one!

By: Ronda Carman

Ronda Carman — Sat, 28 Aug 2021 13:33:01 +0000

I have this every morning but I add lemon juice. Soooo good!

By: Hayley Ryczek

Hayley Ryczek — Fri, 16 Oct 2020 17:54:47 +0000

In reply to Heather.

Baffled? Interesting. The intention of this recipe is to be breakfast in a mug. A breakfast that contains both fat and protein. I clearly say 2 scoops of peptides for additional protein, I’m
Not sure what so baffling about this?

All bone broths are not equal, less connective tissue yields less collagen. I take peptides every day as a part of my healthy diet, if you want to omit, feel free, they also do contribute to the frothy nature of this latte style drink.

By: Heather

Heather — Fri, 16 Oct 2020 01:04:30 +0000

Personally, I’m baffled you would add collagen peptides in bone broth. Isn’t the point of making bone broth to extract the collagen from the bones and connective tissues being cooked? Why add extra?

By: Will

Will — Sat, 13 Apr 2019 20:10:57 +0000

Old post, but just found it today.

I’m on an elimination diet and thus trying to stay clear of even MCT oil and butter/ghee at this point. I made this with some homemade beef broth that had the tallow (solid layer of beef fat) floating at the top of my mason jar. I used that as the fat, microwaved it, and whipped up for 20 seconds with my immersion blender. Mmmmm. My morning broth tastes so much better whipped rather than just heated. HIGHLY recommended. It is indeed a “frothy brothy.” Thanks for that name.

BTW just organic homemade beef broth made from lots of joints and tendons and with all the fat. No added collagen, just salt.