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Savory Broths Reduced Sodium Concentrates(23 votes) Click on a star to add your own rating   
Submitted on 12/ 5/2007 by gnomatic Number of people who have "favored" this: 0 Read all 5 reviews below -OR-Add your own reviewReviews (5)
bywheats, January 2, 2008
These little packs of broth are perfect for cooking. No more will you buy a 32oz container of stock, use 8 oz. for a recipe, then let it rot in the fridge. Each pack makes 1 cup of stock. The beef is delicious, I use it when making pot roast or stew.
byredhedM, February 15, 2008
The Vegetable Savory Broth Concentrate is fabulous. Since becoming vegetarian, I have had a hard time cooking with broth since it all seems to taste like carrots to me. This broth, however, is a nice blend of vegetables and has a bit of a soy or tamari taste to me although it does not contain these as ingredients. Costs about $4 for 12 tubes of concentrate that you simply mix with a cup of warm water. Now I can make a little bit of a whole bunch at once without wasting so much.
I used the chicken flavor and honestly thought my herb ox brand was much better.It just sits in my cabinet now.
byDebby, January 20, 2009
This replaced Better Than Boullion. I was pleasantly surprised. Concentrated liquid is easily incorporated, Enriching the flavor of soups and stews.
byKirstind13, May 2, 2009
I use the vegetable broth for my risotto. Not only is low sodium great but it's the perfect size, so no broth is wasted for a dinner for 2.
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