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Organic Chicken Base

from: Superior Quality Foods

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Sales Rank: 14452

Third Party New Price: $7.95

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Binding: Misc.
Product Brand: Better Than Bouillon
EAN: 0098308002802
Ingredients: Organic chicken meat and natural juices, salt, organic cane sugar, organic maltodextrin, natural flavor, organic dried onion, organic potato starch, organic dried garlic, organic turmeric, spice extractives.
Label: Superior Quality Foods
Product Manufacturer: Superior Quality Foods
Publisher: Superior Quality Foods
Ranking: 14452
Studio: Superior Quality Foods

Product facts:
95% Certified Organic Ingredients
Contains No MSG
Made primarily from organic chicken
Highly Concentrated
Naturally Fat Free

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Item Description:
Better Than Bouillon Organic concentrated bases are made with 95% certified organic ingredients, and are made primarly from meat (or vegetables). This gives them a richer, more robust flavor than ordinary bouillons. No MSG, no fat, lower sodium: Better Than Bouillon bases are fat free and have 1/3 less salt than ordinary bouillons.

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Just Say No to MSG!
Ordered my third jar yesterday. This is so delicious! I use it as a minestrone base, a substitute for the ramen MSG laden soup packets, add it to my gravies and chile verde. I'd use it sparingly until you figure out what works for you. For myself, about two teaspoons per three cups of water seems to work.

Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

- A Good Quick Flavor Boost
This is the first organic soup base that I have purchased and tasted. It is a good and fast flavor boost when you make your own chicken stock and it is organic and free from MSG! I also used it to flavor the chicken entrees I make at home as the base is mild and not overpowering, without the need to add salt and other flavoring sauces.

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Free of the Big Three
Better Than Bouillon *Organic* in both chicken and beef is soy, gluten, and dairy free at the time of this review.

As someone with severe food allergies, it took me ages to find a soup base that didn't have one of them. Its nice that the one I finally found is truly excellent. I use these products often and always have excellent results.

I find the chicken base a little on the sweet side, but nothing I can't work around.

Customer Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

- Awesome!
This is a fabulous product. We are a MSG free household and before finding this product it was a whole lot more difficult to whip up a quick gravy or soup. Even if you don't feel strongly about being MSG free, why wouldn't you choose something that tastes better and is actually made with chicken?! I live in Norway and go to the trouble of transporting this product back whenever possible so that is saying a lot

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