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In response to "What's the difference between broth and stock? Is there a difference? -- nm" by kelly

Essentially, when they are cooled, a stock will be a solid whereas a broth will remain a liquid. -- (edited)

Posted by Shaun (aka bigshaunu) Apr 6 '16, 09:21

To elaborate, stocks are usually made with bones, while broths are made with meats.

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