
Imagine Foods Free Range Chicken Broth Low Sodium
What You Should Know
Imagine Foods Free Range Chicken Broth (Low Sodium), sold in a 32 fl oz carton, sits in the refrigerated or shelf-stable broth aisle next to other organic bouillons, stocks and boxed broths. You’ll find it near soup bases, canned soups and vegetarian broths, often on a middle shelf where health-oriented brands cluster. Shoppers grab it for weeknight dinners, easy soup-making, or to keep on hand for emergency simmering during storm prep. The brand leans into natural and organic culture — picture a label that emphasizes "Free Range," organic vegetables and a low-sodium promise; it appeals to health-conscious cooks, parents seeking cleaner pantry staples, and people who want convenience without the industrial-image of big-name broths. The carton often sports an earthy, homey design and organic certification marks, plus a “low sodium” halo and the reassuring word “natural” in the ingredient list. Kid-targeting is minimal; instead the pitch is wholesome and kitchen-friendly. Processing context: this is a commercially produced, pasteurized broth packaged for retail; it uses whole-ingredient names but also includes components like “natural flavors,” indicating some industrial formulation steps. Sensory details: pour reveals a clear, light golden liquid with a gentle chicken aroma threaded with onion, garlic and celery; the texture is thin and broth-like rather than gelatinous, with a mild savory/umami finish and a faint sweetness from carrots. Rituals include warming a mug as an easy snack, using it as the base for weeknight soups, risottos or pan sauces, or adding it to a slow cooker as a comforting, quick-start stock.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Filtered, Water,, Organic, Onions,, Organic, Celery,, Organic, Carrots,, Organic, Spices,, Organic, Expeller, Pressed, Canola, Oil, and/or, Organic, Safflower, Oil, and/or, Organic, Sunflower, Oil, (Adds, a, Trivial, Amount, of, Fat),, Sea, Salt,, Organic, Garlic,, Natural, Flavors..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •canola - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •safflower - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
- •sunflower - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
Although it lists recognizable organic vegetables and oils, the product is an industrially produced, shelf-ready broth containing additives like "natural flavors" and is formulated and packaged by industry, fitting NOVA Group 4.
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Common Questions about Imagine Foods Free Range Chicken Broth Low Sodium
The Imagine Chicken Broth is a pretty solid option if you're looking for a low-calorie, low-sodium broth. With just 10 calories per cup and a balanced mix of organic veggies and spices, it can be a great base for soups or stews. Just remember, 'healthy' can be subjective — it’s healthy for someone looking to cut back on sodium or calories, but if you’re after high protein, this isn’t your go-to.
