knorr cubes

Knorr bouillon is sold in both solid cube form and as a powdered/granulated form — listings are labeled as “Cubed” or “Powdered.”

Common flavors shown in listings include beef and chicken, with additional varieties such as Tomato Chicken, Shrimp, Ham, and Reduced-Sodium Chicken.

They’re commonly used to add broth and savory flavor to soups, stews, sauces, rice, vegetables, pastas, and a variety of chicken dishes.

Package descriptions vary: some list the package making 13 cups of broth, while others list 16 cups. Check the specific product listing or package label for the exact yield.

Available listings vary. Examples shown include a case/net option of 55.2 ounces sold as 24 packs, and smaller retail packs listed as 2.5 ounces (6-count) and 3.1 ounces (8-count). Check the product listing for the exact pack size.

Descriptions state that one seasoning/bouillon cube is equivalent to one tablespoon of granulated bouillon.

Chicken bouillon cube descriptions list flavor components such as chicken, onion, parsley, and other spices.

The cube format is described as providing a consistent, measured dose of flavor — allowing the “perfect” amount of seasoning each time according to the product descriptions.

They’re described as rich, savory beef cubes that dissolve quickly, promoted as a convenient extra-large size and sold in a case of 24 packs (each 2.3 oz) for a total net weight of 55.2 ounces.