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means A long-simmered broth made by boiling animal bones (often with vinegar, veggies, and time) to pull out collagen, minerals, and flavor — basically stock that got repackaged and sold as a wellness tonic.

from The method is ancient and plain: cultures everywhere have simmered bones for broth since cooking began, out of thrift and nutrition, not branding. 'Broth' itself traces back to Old English 'broþ,' related to 'brew,' tied to the idea of liquid made by boiling. The phrase 'bone broth' as a marketed product is modern — a 2010s wellness-and-paleo-era rebrand that renamed grandma's stockpot, added a health halo, and charged accordingly.