DIY Beef Bone Broth Kit
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Description
DIY Beef Bone Broth Kit | Nourishing, Natural & Simple to Make
Love Beef Bone Broth? Always wanted to make it? Well now you can.
Our DIY Beef Bone Broth Kit has everything you need to make rich, nutritious bone broth at home. Known for its health benefits and immune-boosting properties, beef bone broth is packed with collagen, vitamins and minerals — all released through slow simmering. With grass-fed beef bones, dry-aged mince, marrow and fresh seasonal herbs included, this kit offers an easy, cost-effective way to create a deeply flavourful and restorative broth.
Why You'll Love It
🔥 All-In-One Kit – Includes bones, mince, marrow and herbs — just add vegetables and water.
🥩 Nutrient-Rich & Slow-Cooked – Designed to deliver a deep, collagen-rich broth with real depth.
🌿 Grass-Fed & Pasture-Raised – From native British cattle on small UK farms committed to sustainability.
What's in the Box
One box contains:
Beef Bones – 2kg
Grass Fed, Dry-Aged Mince – 500g
Beef Marrow Bone – 1 split bone
Seasonal Herbs – 50g
How to Make It
The recipe below should yield 3-4 litres of broth. Simply roast the beef bones and mince with some vegetables (if desired) on a high heat. Once browned, add to a large pan with water — ensure there is at least 5cm of water above the top of the bones. Bring to the boil, then simmer or leave in a very low oven (85°C) for 12-24 hours. Job's a good'un.
A Cut Above the Rest
Everything in this kit is sourced from the same grass-fed native British cattle as our steaks and roasting joints — a true nose-to-tail approach. Also explore our Dry-Aged Beef Bones if you'd like additional bones, or our Split Beef Marrow Bone to add extra richness to your broth.
Order Now
Order before 11am Tuesday to Friday for next-day delivery. Vacuum-packed and shipped in insulated packaging with ice packs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the health benefits of bone broth?
Bone broth is rich in collagen, gelatin, glucosamine, chondroitin, and minerals including calcium, magnesium and phosphorus. These are released from the bones during the long, slow simmer. Regular consumption is associated with improved joint health, gut health, skin elasticity and immune function. It's also a highly bioavailable source of protein.
How long should I simmer the broth?
For a good broth, simmer for a minimum of 8 hours. For a deeply gelatinous, collagen-rich broth, go for 12-24 hours at a very low heat (85°C in the oven or the lowest setting on your hob). The longer you go, the more collagen is extracted. You'll know it's ready when it sets to a jelly when chilled.
How do I store bone broth?
Strain the broth through a fine sieve, allow to cool, then refrigerate for up to 5 days or freeze in portions for up to 6 months. The fat will solidify on the surface in the fridge — skim it off for a clearer broth or stir it back in for a richer one.
Where does the beef come from?
From native grass-fed British cattle raised on small, independent UK farms committed to regenerative farming. The same provenance as our steaks and roasting joints — a true nose-to-tail approach.
Do you offer next-day delivery?
Yes — order before 11am Tuesday to Friday for next-day delivery across the UK mainland. Free delivery on orders over £95, otherwise £6.50.
Shipping & Storage Information
Shipping
We offer standard delivery services Wednesday - Saturday, the cut off point for next day delivery is 11am. Orders placed after this time can be scheduled for the day after, onwards.
Our boxes are designed to keep the chilled products at the right temperature for up to 72 hours from the time they leave our cold store. Boxes leave us at approximately 4pm each day and are then out for delivery between 8am to 6/7pm so are generally in transit for around 24 hours.
We strongly advise customers to download the DPD app for updates and to organise your "Safe Place" for where the delivery driver can leave your parcel in the event that you are not at your address.
Our deliveries are made on a "no signature required" basis. In the event that nobody is available to take delivery of your order at your delivery address or you ask us to leave your goods unattended at a secure place, Thomas joseph Butchery rejects all liability that may arise in consequence of the delivery being left unattended, including, without limitation, theft, tampering or contamination, however caused. It is your responsibility to be in on the day of delivery and have put in place arrangements for the delivery if you are not going to be at the address. To avoid any unforeseen issues, customers must add "delivery instructions" for where to leave the parcel, at the checkout stage.
The boxes do not need to be signed for but if there is nowhere to leave them, they will be taken back to the depot and you may need to collect the following day or accept delivery on the second day. If delivery is attempted and you are not there on day one we assume no liability after this first initial delivery attempt.
Delivery addresses must be put in correctly by the customer at the checkout. We do not assume any responsibility for goods sent to addresses that are not put in correctly and we do not alter any addresses unless asked specifically to do so by the customer in question either by email or over the phone, this must be done 24 hours before delivery. We hold no responsibility or liability for any goods sent to incorrect addresses that have been organised with our courier by the customer during transit, again it is the customer’s full responsibility to put in an address that is correct.
One hour delivery slots will be sent on the delivery date but no exact time can be given. While our courier does its best to deliver within the timeslot, delays may occasionally occur and claims cannot be made for deliveries received within 48 hours. We recommend choosing a delivery date at least one day ahead of when your order is required to avoid any potential disappointment.
If you have any special requirements, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01277 373 656.
Storage
90% of our products are cut fresh and vacuum packed to give you as long a shelf life as possible, you will have 7 days from the packing date within which to use the meat. All vacuum packed products are issued with a use-by date and must be kept at 4 degrees or below once received. If you would like your products wrapped in paper, please just let us know during checkout.
The use-by-dates for paper wrapped products are as follows:
Beef, Lamb and Pork cuts: 3 days
Chicken, sausages, burgers and mince: 2 days
Our aim is for you to have the best meat products, delivered directly to your door. With that in mind, we’ve put together a simple go-to guide on what to do once you hear the doorbell ring.
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Unpack. We recommend placing your products on a baking rack in your fridge. Allowing the air to get to your meat will keep them from sweating and discourage bacteria growth. If vacuum packed, take your meat out the day before you want to use it.
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Store. Keep your meat away from other food, if you can, treat yourself to a whole shelf.
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Freeze. Freeze on the day of purchase and if vacuum packed, keep them that way. If not, place them in a bag with as little air as possible, try a zip-loc bag and squeeze out the air as you fasten it. Use within 6 months.
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Defrost. Defrosting in the fridge is the optimum way to go. Allow 24 hours and use within 24 hours of being defrosted.
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Enjoy. Go fourth and enjoy your wonderful meat! Don’t forget to take a snap and post it on insta or facebook and if you’re really happy, go tell your friends and leave us a review on google :).
Returns
If you are unsatisfied with anything in your order, please contact one of our team on 01277 373656 and we will look into the matter for you. While we do not accept returns via post we are happy to look into anything. We would never send you anything that we would not eat ourselves and truly believe that our products are of superb quality. We take enormous pride in what we do and every issue very seriously, if something is wrong we shall endeavour to put it right.
