Swanson Bone Broth Chicken Sipping Broth

Swanson® Bone Broth Chicken Sipping Broth is presented as a grab-and-go, single-serve microwavable cup (10.75 oz) that sits in the soup/broth neighborhood of the store — typically stocked in the soup aisle or refrigerated grab-and-go section near other single-serve soups, boxed broths, and prepared soups. Framed for convenience and daily wellness, it targets busy adults who want a quick savory sip as a mid-morning break, a light lunch addition, or a replacement for coffee or tea. Marketing leans on “100% natural” and “non-GMO” claims and highlights collagen protein and low calories; there is no organic certification on the label. The ingredient list is short and familiar — chicken bone broth, carrots, cabbage, celery, onions, salt, tomato paste, parsley, and thyme — which creates a health-halo of simplicity and homemade quality. In plain processing terms, the product is made by simmering animal bones and vegetables into a concentrated broth and packaging it for immediate heating and consumption. Sensory notes: the broth pours/ sips as a thin, savory liquid with a clear golden-brown color studded by small vegetable pieces and herb flecks; mouthfeel is light, slightly gelatinous if chilled (from collagen), and soothing warm on the palate. The common ritual is to microwave the cup uncovered for about a minute and sip directly from the container at a desk, on a commute break, or bedside when under the weather. Culturally it sits between comfort food and functional food — familiar homemade flavors packaged for modern convenience.