Wyler's Instant Bouillon Chicken Flavored Powder, 3.75 oz Jar

More flavor, less sodium than the granules, when I need a cup of chicken broth to relax, or when I want to add addition punch to my homemade stock without adding more salt than I need, this is the product I use. Some say this product clumps, not a problem for me. I love the convenience and flavor. I have used Wyler's Chicken powder for years and highly recommend it.

I've used Wyler's Bouillon in cubes, granules and now powder, for over 40 years. The powder dissolves so easily, yet still has the great flavor I've always loved. I add it to my noodle cups, canned soups, stews and even add the Chicken Powder to mashed potatoes. It adds delicious flavor to anything you can imagine. If you go to their website, you can get lots of recipes. Here's the link: http://www.wylers.com

This is the only kind of bullion that I will use. It is not stocked where I live so I have to order it online. I have tried many other brands but we can definitely tell the difference. Only Wylers powdered bullion will do for us!! I use it in many recipes as well as a starter for my soups!!

Love the flavor and the ease of use. Always have chicken broth on hand. I buy it from the store and use it up for a base and to make gravy.

Fantastic to put in as a boost to your chicken ramen noodles

Love this in the powder form! I weirdly like to take a glass of warm water and put a bit of this in it for a hot beverage! Yep I'm strange and I don't use it for cooking, but for drinking! I encourage you to try it it's sooo good, and the powder form of this makes it easier to stir in that having to crush up the cubes like I used to. This is also the best tasting in my opinion for drinking anyway.

delicious especially if added to nissin or Maruchan noodles as a extra seasoning or something hot to sip on a cold day. they have been reducing the seasoning in different items at the grocery store, hoping that it's not noticable and it is. so I use this to enhance the flavor of the bland food. you can use it in place of salt as it doesn't have a lot of salt in it and isn't pure salt. this is great to make dressing with. it already has a taste of chicken and celery and you can add sage, celery and onions to the cornbread dressing and cook it right up without having to boil chicken skin first. dry stuff has no expiration date just best buy dates. I love this soup starter.

My family loves Wyler's Chicken Bouillon Powder. It is the only bouillon we like. The powder is way easier to use than the cubes and, in my opinion, tastes better as well. The only bad thing I have to say about it is that it is getting harder and harder to find. This time I finally had to just order it online. Hopefully they will start keeping it in stock better soon though because we use a ton of it!

I received a package of 3 instead of 4 and one jar was broken but I got 2 out of the deal.... The product is very good and I do recommend it.

The paper seal was not on the bottle. The lid was not on tight!