Announcing EPIC CHIPOTLE Beef Bone Broth

written by

Rodrick Shank

posted on

December 24, 2020

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I'm excited to finally unveil our brand new beef bone broth!

EPIC CHIPOTLE

Yep, that's the official name... :)

We've spent the last month working on the plans and tweaking the recipe. Of all the spicy bone broths we've ever made, this one is second-to-none. Our whole family and team LOVES it!

But beyond the amazing flavor, this broth is packed with real grass-fed beef nutrition, PLUS other powerful health-promoting ingredients. I'll share the full ingredients in a later email.

We're now full steam ahead (no pun intended!) making broth, trying to stock up before we make it available... because we believe this broth will go fast.

We decided to create a special "introduction event" to get this broth into the hands of as many people as possible. As you know, NOW is the time of year we all need real bone broth more than ever.

We all know real bone broth cannot be hurried. By nature, it's a slow process. That's why we're working ahead to build a reserve before the event starts. :)

My brother Wesley and I will be sharing more details in the next week or so.

 

From the Shank Family and the entire Family Cow team, we wish you and yours a joyous Christmas!

Blessings,
Rodrick

~5th generation on the farm

Real Farmers. Real Caring. Real Foods.

 

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