Paleovalley Bone Broth Protein Review
Single-source, grass-fed and grass-finished. Here's what that sourcing standard gets you over a blended or muscle-meat protein.
Our Take
Paleovalley's bone broth protein is single-source, 100% grass-fed and grass-finished beef, non-GMO, with no artificial ingredients. That's a narrower, more specific sourcing claim than a multi-animal blend, and it comes from a brand that's built its reputation on sourcing transparency across its whole product line.
Because it's bone broth-derived rather than muscle-meat isolate, it carries collagen's amino acids, glycine and proline, alongside standard protein. If joint and skin support matters to you as much as the protein count, this is the more deliberate choice over a straight isolate.
The Basics
100% grass-fed, grass-finished, non-GMO, no artificial ingredients. See our full beef protein guide for how bone broth protein compares to isolate and whey.
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Paleovalley Grass-Fed Bone Broth Protein Powder
Sourced from 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef bone broth. Rich in collagen peptides alongside standard protein, non-GMO, no artificial ingredients. Good fit if you want the joint/skin benefits of collagen along with your protein.
Paleovalley Grass-Fed Bone Broth Protein Powder, Vanilla
Same bone-only sourcing, flavored with organic coconut milk powder and vanilla rather than left plain.
Paleovalley Grass-Fed Bone Broth Protein Powder, Salted Caramel
13g protein per serving, the same bone-broth base in a sweeter, dessert-leaning flavor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Paleovalley's protein powder the same product reviewed under beef sticks?
No, different product line. Paleovalley also makes grass-fed beef sticks, reviewed separately on this site, but the bone broth protein powder is a distinct product made from simmered bone broth, not whole-muscle meat.
Why choose bone broth protein over a beef isolate like Equip Foods?
Bone broth protein carries collagen's amino acids, glycine and proline, which support joints, skin, and gut lining, alongside standard protein. A muscle-meat isolate like Equip's skews closer to a standard protein supplement without that collagen component. If you want the joint and skin angle along with your protein, bone broth protein is the better fit.
Does Paleovalley's formula have any added ingredients?
Non-GMO, no artificial ingredients. It's a single-source bone broth protein built around the sourcing claim rather than added flavors or functional add-ins.