A rich chocolate drink with 25g of bone-broth protein per scoop.
Would You Believe This Is Bone Broth?
It is not soup and it is not another chalky shake. It is rich hot cocoa with 25g of bone-broth protein.
You want something sweet. Not another protein project.
The shake is cold. The bar is dry. The broth tastes like broth. None of them belongs on the sofa at nine.
Your cocoa disappears in three sips and leaves nothing behind
Your protein shake still tastes like a protein shake
You bought bone broth, then stopped making it
You want chocolate without negotiating with yourself
You want something sweet. Not another protein project.
The shake is cold. The bar is dry. The broth tastes like broth. None of them belongs on the sofa at nine.
Your cocoa disappears in three sips and leaves nothing behind
Your protein shake still tastes like a protein shake
You bought bone broth, then stopped making it
You want chocolate without negotiating with yourself
Turn The Pouch Around. Four Numbers. No Fog.
The front makes the promise. The back tells you whether it belongs in your cupboard.
Turn The Pouch Around. Four Numbers. No Fog.
The front makes the promise. The back tells you whether it belongs in your cupboard.
25g
Protein in one scoop, before you add milk
140
Calories per 39g scoop
5g
Total sugar, including 4g added sugar
About 20
Servings in one pouch
Milk changes the prepared drink's nutrition and is not included above.
One scoop. A better answer to “something chocolate.”
One scoop. A better answer to “something chocolate.”
It drinks like cocoa.
Cocoa and a little French grey sea salt lead. The bone-broth protein stays where it belongs: on the label, not in the aftertaste.
The powder carries the protein.
The 25g belongs to one scoop before milk. Add your preferred milk if you want more, but we will not count it for you.
Bone broth and collagen together.
Amino acids support gut, immune and digestive health. Naturally occurring glucosamine and chondroitin support joints. Collagen peptides support skin, hair and nails.
Warm or cold.
Stir it into hot water or milk, pour it over ice, or add espresso for a mocha. One pouch should not have a four-month season.
Powder. A little hot water. Then the rest.
Add one scoop → Stir with a splash of hot water → Top with hot water or milk
That first small pour helps the powder mix smooth.
Clear Creek Bone Broth Protein Hot Cocoa
- 25g protein before milk
- About 20 servings per pouch
- Grass-fed bone broth and collagen. No fillers.
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It should taste like cocoa. The rest belongs on the label. We state the powder-only protein number, show the full ingredient list, and leave off the miracle list.
Grass-fed beef bone broth, grass-fed hydrolyzed collagen, cocoa powder, organic coconut sugar, non-fat dry milk, French grey sea salt, monk fruit extract. Contains milk.
Add one scoop to a mug. Stir first with a splash of hot water until smooth. Top with warm water or milk. For iced cocoa, dissolve warm before pouring over milk and ice.
The protein comes from grass-fed beef bone broth and grass-fed hydrolyzed collagen. Together they provide 25g per serving, plus amino acids and naturally occurring glucosamine and chondroitin.
The Cup People Did Not Expect To Love
I Expected Soup
“I opened the pouch fully expecting some kind of beefy aftertaste. There is none. I make it with warm milk and it tastes like proper cocoa—rich, smooth and chocolatey. The fact that the scoop already has 25g of protein still feels slightly ridiculous in the best possible way.”
Finally, Not Another Shake
“I was so tired of forcing down a cold shake just to hit my protein. This feels like an evening treat instead of another job. I whisk it with a splash of hot water first, add milk, and it comes out smooth every time. It has completely replaced the random snack I used to reach for after dinner.”
My Nine O’Clock Fix
“Nine o’clock is when I want something sweet, and this is exactly the kind of thing I was missing. It is warm, genuinely chocolatey and filling enough that I am not back in the cupboard twenty minutes later. I bought it for the protein. I keep making it because it tastes good.”
Water Actually Works
“I assumed it would need milk to taste decent, but it is surprisingly good with water. Milk makes it creamier, obviously, but the water version is still chocolatey and does not feel thin. That matters because I can keep a pouch at work without needing to remember anything else.”
The Iced Mocha Won
“The hot version is lovely, but my favourite is over ice with a shot of espresso. I dissolve the scoop in a little warm water, then add milk, coffee and ice. It tastes like something I would order from a café, except I know there are 25g of protein in the powder.”
Seven Ingredients, All Familiar
“I read the back before I bought it. Seven ingredients, everything named, and the 25g is in the scoop before you add milk. That clarity sold me. The taste sealed it. It is sweet enough to feel like cocoa without becoming dessert in a mug.”
Easier On My Stomach
“A lot of whey-heavy shakes leave me feeling uncomfortably full. This has been much easier for me. I make a smaller, richer mug with milk and sip it slowly in the evening. No chalky texture, no strange protein smell, and no urge to hold my nose and get it over with.”
Bought It For Protein
“I bought it because I wanted more protein without another bar or shake. I reordered because it is the cocoa I actually look forward to making. The grass-fed bone broth and collagen are useful, but the reason the pouch gets used is simple: the chocolate tastes good.”
The same scoop. Four useful cups.
Start with the plain mug. Earn the recipes after that.
Cocoa, not coffee.
Hot milk or water. No elaborate routine. Just the version that makes an ordinary morning feel warmer.
An iced cocoa.
Dissolve it warm, add cold milk and ice. The easiest way to keep the pouch useful beyond winter.
Make it a mocha.
Add one espresso shot after the powder is smooth. Chocolate first, coffee second.
The main event.
A warm mug when you want something sweet and do not want another shake, bar or bowl.
Every ingredient. In order.
Cocoa pleasure. Protein usefulness.One mug.
Cocoa pleasure. Protein usefulness.One mug.
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Clear Creek
Bone Broth Protein Hot Cocoa
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The usual compromise
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Served warm
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Yes | Protein shakes are usually cold |
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Powder-only protein shown
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25g | Often blurred with the milk total |
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Full ingredient list
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Printed plainly | Read the small print |
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Bone-broth taste
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No savory finish | Plain broth tastes like broth |
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Works over ice
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Yes | Varies |
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Miracle claims
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None | Often a long list |
60 Days To Decide On The Mug
This is food, not faith. Make it the way we recommend. If the taste does not earn a place in your cupboard, send it back within 60 days, empty pouch and all, and we refund the purchase.
Make Mine Cocoa
60 Days To Decide On The Mug
This is food, not faith. Make it the way we recommend. If the taste does not earn a place in your cupboard, send it back within 60 days, empty pouch and all, and we refund the purchase.
Make Mine Cocoa
FAQs.
No. Cocoa, coconut sugar, monk fruit and French grey sea salt lead the cup. The bone-broth protein stays out of the aftertaste.
25g in one scoop of powder. That number does not include milk. Your prepared total will depend on what you add.
Both. Each scoop combines grass-fed beef bone broth with grass-fed hydrolyzed collagen for 25g of protein.
Organic coconut sugar and monk fruit extract. Each scoop has 5g total sugar, including 4g added sugar.
Yes. Stir one scoop with a splash of hot water until smooth, then top up the mug. Milk makes it richer and creamier.
Yes. Dissolve the powder in a small amount of warm liquid first, then add milk and ice. Add espresso last if you want an iced mocha.
Yes. The formula contains non-fat dry milk.
Amino acids support gut, immune and digestive health. Naturally occurring glucosamine and chondroitin support joints. Collagen peptides support skin, hair and nails.