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Whether you opt for bone broth made from beef, chicken, turkey or pork bones boils down to personal preference. Caroline Kee is a health reporter at TODAY based in New York City.

But if you’re making broth using the bones from a piece of meat that’s been cooked—such as the carcass of your Thanksgiving turkey—Sharma says there’s really no need to blanch them.