What's in Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric? Four Ingredients, Read From the Label
Four ingredients: grass-fed beef collagen, natural flavors, monk fruit extract and turmeric root. That's the Aztec Vanilla label in full. Each 18 g scoop of Paleo Pro Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric has 70 calories and 16 g of protein, and all 16 g of that protein is beef collagen. Nothing else in the scoop carries protein.
Updated 2026-10-23. Label checked 2026-10-22 against the Bone Broth Collagen product page.
Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric, per scoop
| Per 18 g scoop | Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | 70 |
| Protein (all beef collagen) | 16 g |
| Total fat | 0.5 g |
| Total carbohydrate | 1 g |
| Total sugars (added sugars) | 0 g (0 g) |
| Sodium | 110 mg |
| Servings per container | 20 |
| Flavors | Aztec Vanilla, Ancient Cacao |
What each ingredient is doing there
Beef collagen. The only protein source, from grass-fed cattle. The label doesn't name a collagen type, so we don't either. Plenty of tubs print a type number with nothing behind it; we'd rather leave the line blank.
Natural flavors. The label's term for the vanilla flavoring.
Monk fruit extract. The sweetener, and the reason the panel reads 0 g of sugars.
Turmeric root. Part of the recipe and the flavor. We list it plainly and make no health claims for it. There's no black pepper extract in the tub, which a lot of turmeric products add.
Collagen counts as protein, with one catch
All 16 g counts toward your daily protein. Collagen isn't a complete protein on its own, though: it has no tryptophan. Use it alongside complete protein from food or a powder like Paleo Protein, rather than in place of it. It stirs into coffee, tea, smoothies or hot water, and dissolves hot or cold.
Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric FAQ
What are the ingredients in Paleo Pro Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric?
The Aztec Vanilla label lists four ingredients: grass-fed beef collagen, natural flavors, monk fruit extract and turmeric root. There are no gums, fillers or black pepper extract.
How much protein is in a scoop of Bone Broth Collagen?
Each 18 g scoop has 16 g of protein, and all of it is beef collagen. A scoop is 70 calories, with 1 g of carbohydrate and 0 g of sugars.
What type of collagen is in Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric?
The label doesn't state a collagen type, so we don't claim one. What it does state is the source: beef collagen from grass-fed cattle.
Is Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric sweetened?
Yes, with monk fruit extract. The Nutrition Facts panel shows 0 g of total sugars and 0 g of added sugars per 18 g scoop.
Keep reading
See the full label on Bone Broth Collagen + Turmeric. For how collagen fits your protein count, read does collagen count as protein, and for the format question, bone broth vs collagen peptides. Back to the Collagen and Bone Broth Guide.