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Knorr Rich Beef Stock Pots offer 8 convenient 28g gluten-free pots crafted with sustainably grown vegetables and no artificial additives. Designed to deliver a deep, authentic beef flavor, these stock pots dissolve quickly in boiling water, making them perfect for enhancing stews, soups, sauces, and more. Proudly made in the UK, they combine quality ingredients with ease of use, supporting a sustainable and flavorful cooking experience.














| Asin | B014G2LG1E |
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Item Model Number | 104587580 |
| Manufacturer | Unilever |
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Makes gravy really good
Tasty
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Stock..
Rich and salty. Use with caution if youโre using salt as well. Great with stews and casseroles.
User
Best stew ever
These make the most amazing stew. Three of these, 4 braising steaks cut up, 1 leek, two onions, small bag of chopped up baby potatoes, peas, carrots, salt and pepper. In the pot for 6 hours, best stew ever and went down a treat on nye!
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Great flavour
Great flavour stock Pot, but found that one had burst open on delivery
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Beef Stock!!
I like using this in either Spaghetti bolognese, beef stew or Chilli. providing I am using a lot of tomato sauce/tinned chopped tomatoesIf i am using a dutch oven I mix it with water, or if i am using a slow cooker it will go in as the jelly it comes as out the packet.
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They're good!!!
Getting these in a discount is amazing. Just buy these for convenience but find them far superior to the cubes. A pain in the but, trying to melt them down in dishes but they are worth the effort. Not worth full price though.
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Great for slow cooker recipes
Perfect for slow cookers or just putting in a stew or beef dish when cooking. Takes a little bit longer than cube to dissolve but the flavour is worth it.
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Quality product.
These are a good flavour. I find them quite hard to dissolve and therefore do not add them directly to stews atc.but dilute them in boiling water first.
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