Can you describe to me what the differences of broth and stock are? I need to know this for a future recipe
user
Sure.  Broth is a clear, low-salt liquid, which is cooked and usually served hot.  Stock is similar, but it is also made with the bones of various animals.
assistant
Ohhh, and let me guess. Stock takes its flavor from the bones of animals?
user
Correct!  It’s a common practice to add the bones of meat to the stock, which are then removed later.  But sometimes the bones of other types of animals are used to make stock, like from chicken and turkey.
assistant
Got it. Are animal bones the only thing stock is made by?
user
No.  There’s a variety of things that can go into a stock, including vegetables, spices, meat and more.  It’s just that bones are what give it the base flavor.
assistant
Can you describe to me what the differences of broth and stock are? I need to know this for a future recipe
user
Sure.  Broth is a clear, low-salt liquid, which is cooked and usually served hot.  Stock is similar, but it is also made with the bones of various animals.
assistant
Ohhh, and let me guess. Stock takes its flavor from the bones of animals?
user
Correct!  It’s a common practice to add the bones of meat to the stock, which are then removed later.  But sometimes the bones of other types of animals are used to make stock, like from chicken and turkey.
assistant
Got it. Are animal bones the only thing stock is made by?
user
I suppose you could also make it with the shells of the shrimp.
assistant
Can you describe to me what the differences of broth and stock are? I need to know this for a future recipe