If you're looking for pasture raised chicken feet, you've found a quality source. Our chickens thrive on regenerative pastures during warm seasons, with shelter when the weather turns cold. Made up of bones, skin, and tendons, our ethically raised chicken feet create exceptionally rich bone broth—the kind that sets firm when chilled.

The Secret to Gelatin-Rich Bone Broth

Chicken feet contain high levels of collagen that breaks down into gelatin during cooking. This gelatin is what creates that silky consistency. Small bones and connective tissue release nutrients easily during long simmering, making them superior to other cuts.

Chicken Feet Nutrition and Health Benefits

Chicken feet provide collagen, glucosamine, and calcium, the same compounds sold as supplements for joint health. When you simmer them into broth, these nutrients are easily absorbed, allowing your body to get the health benefits.

From Pastured Chickens

Our chickens are rotated on regenerative pastures seasonally, where they forage naturally. In cold weather, they’re housed crate-free in warm shelters, ethically raised year-round. They're never given antibiotics, GMOs, or growth promotants. When you're simmering ingredients for hours to make healing broth, starting with clean, ethically raised chicken matters.

How to Cook Chicken Feet for Broth

Looking for a chicken feet recipe? You can make broth using your stovetop, slow cooker, or pressure cooker. For stovetop, simmer gently for 6 to 12 hours with vegetables and aromatics. In a slow cooker, cook on low for 18 to 24 hours. Pressure cookers work faster, cooking on high pressure for 2 to 4 hours. The key is gentle simmering to extract nutrients without clouding the broth.

Chicken Feet vs. Chicken Backs: What's the Difference?

Both make excellent broth but serve different purposes. Chicken feet contain more collagen and create a thicker broth with exceptional body. Chicken backs have more meat, which adds deeper flavor. Many cooks combine both for maximum flavor and nutrition.

Perfect for Asian Soups and Healing Broths

Chicken feet are essential in traditional pho, Chinese herbal soups, and Filipino adobo. They work well in simple healing broths or paired with ground chicken for heartier soups. The rich broth also makes an excellent base when cooking boneless skinless chicken breast, keeping the meat moist and flavorful.

Nose-to-Tail Eating and Sustainability

Chicken feet are one of the most budget-friendly cuts because they're not in high demand, yet they're incredibly nutrient-dense. Using the whole animal reduces waste and honors traditional cooking that valued every part. Check our Best of Chicken Box for more ways to support regenerative farming.

Storage and Preparation Tips

Our chicken feet arrive frozen and keep for up to one year in your freezer. Once defrosted, use within three days. Store finished broth in the refrigerator for up to five days or freeze for up to six months.

100% Brothers' Guarantee

We treat our customers like family. If you are not satisfied, we’ll refund your money back, and you keep the product.

• NO mRNA or glyphosate
• NO hormones or steroids
• NO GMOs or antibiotics
• NO MSG, synthetic nitrates, or sugar

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Fast Home Delivery

Free delivery starting at $159+ in many states! Plus, get your order in as little as two days with our weekly deliveries. We deliver everywhere within the continental US.

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2. Extra insulated boxes are designed to withstand hot temperatures.
3. Vapor liners are used to reduce airflow & keep your food cold.
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