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Buy Chicken — Bones

: Sites like Wild Harmony Farm offer organic, pasture-raised chicken backs for home delivery. Best Types of Bones for Broth

Whether you are making a rich bone broth or a hearty soup, finding quality chicken bones is easier than you think. You can source them from local butchers, ethnic markets, or even by repurposing your own leftovers. Where to Buy Chicken Bones

: Many standalone butchers sell chicken backs, necks, and feet at very low prices ($1–$2 per pound).

: Ask the butcher at stores like Whole Foods or Safeway . They often have bones in the back even if they aren't on display.

: Asian, Hispanic, and Halal markets are excellent sources for chicken feet and carcasses .