During the process of making bone broth, many people believe that the foam that rises to the surface is the nutrients from the meat and bones, and that skimming it off will diminish the sweetness and nutritional value of the broth. Is this true?
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During the process of making bone broth, many people believe that the foam that rises to the surface is the nutrients from the meat and bones, and that skimming it off will diminish the sweetness and nutritional value of the broth. Is this true?