Nice to have in case milk is not readily available. Can be made with water. Then add to potatoes or noodles.

I know it's supposed to be gravy, but I use this all the time in stews and soups. It's great for flavoring.

We have always used Morrison Brown gravy. Sadly they stopped making it. McCormicks taste even better and is easy to use

My preferred brand. I use this for pressure canning quart jars of beef stew. A few spoons in each jar and it turns out perfect.

Delicious, and much cheaper than buying the little packets, also you can make as little or as much gravy as you need.

Easy to use and giant size--I would spend a mint at other stores buying this product in those dinky small packets

Thos works nothing like the envelopes. Used as directed, both methods. Still had to strain the undesolved balls out.

This product is falsely advertised on this site as kosher. It does not have a kosher symbol on the packaging and I even emailed McCormick to verify and they stated it is NOT kosher as well....this needs to be fixed within your description online.

Great for fast hot pork or roast beef sandwiches. I save drippings

This gravy mix is simple and convenient. Taste great, and is affordable.