Value size jar of mix sure to add some pizzazz to all beef or venison dishes. I use it to season meat/veg in the crockpot, and as a standalone gravy too.

This is the only brown gravy we will use. The bottle is large enough to make several batches. Great on mashed potatoes %26 compliments my "special family dinner" that I came up with years ago . This helps to entice my grown kids to dinner. But seriously it makes so much gravy, way more than the packs. If you haven't tried it, you should. If you're on the fence about the price or what it will taste like, buy a couple packets to try first.

I could never t make a crock pot roast without this gravy mix. I put a package of ranch dressing mix and the same amount of beef gravy mix and sprinkle it over the roast and add 1 cup of water and turn the crockpot on high 4 hours or six to 8 hours on low. You can also put in a few peppercinis. It's delicious and fall apart its so tender.

I generally like to make my own gravy from scratch . Sometimes you just don’t have time, that is when I grab McCormick brown gravy mix . Works well on meats and full of taste. You have to mix it up well in order to enjoy the right texture and flavor gravy.

This makes a rich and thick brown gravy. Great flavor is fast and easy at a much better price than the packets.

A staple when cooking beef lamb mashed potatoes or hot roast beef. Use by itself or use strained vegetable %26 meat juices to enhance. Always in the spice cupboard

It will cost more to open individual packages of gravy. Buying this I can make as little to the whole tub as needed. It's a great product and keep well.

I have been using this gravy mix for many years. Eating it with pork, beef, turkey and even with hamburger patties with mushrooms and onions. Simple to make with water, can't screw it up. Great product.

Waaaay less expensive than the packets and always on hand whenever I need it. Make a little or a lot! Plus is't what you have come to expect over the years.

i love McCormick brand! This gravy tastes fine; but in my experience; i think I will add a bit more water , than recipe calls