I have used Knorr Granulated Bouillon for many years. I lightly sprinkle it on the vegetables I fry up, gives them a great flavor. I make soups, roasts, beans, chicken %26dumplings, everything with it. One of my sons called one day to go over what he thought was the recipe for the pot of beans he was making. He forgot the bouillon! A light sprinkle works magic. Stores great. I have purchased large containers and froze the container to keep it as fresh as I can. Easy to take some out and use or refill the jar over my stove.

Knorr is my goto bullion for soups, congee, tamales, well everything. The price on sale definitely made it worth buying 4.4 lbs. I think it was $10.98.

As always, Great taste :)

it's like using the Watkins that grandparents and mom used for broth dumplings soups

great seasoning

Good value. Did have to wait for it to arrive, it took a while for the shipping but it was worth the weight Good taste and it will last you a while. I use it instead of salt when I cook and I like the flavor it adds to the food (stews, meats, soups).

I use this wonderful condiment to cook all of my Mexican dishes and other dishes. Growing up in Mexico, I watched my grandmother cook with it, and I absolutely loved it. It can get a bit salty, so the key is to avoid adding salt to your cooking process.

Very good price.

Product came unsealed leaving it exposed to contamination. No outer on container or an inner seal on container. Knorr assures me these are sealed in factory which I believe. It is a food product afterall. Walmart did reimburse me but I still question how this happened.

Nothing like terrible packaging and having 4lbs of knorr powder opened in a shipment with five other items. Ruined not one but two shipments and still don’t have my refund after two weeks of waiting. Oh and when you call customer service you’re calling another country.