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heidih

heidih

Yes as I've mentioned in other topics every Latin Ameerican kitchen including restaurants has the Knoir or Maggi chicken powder. The 2 pound jar of Knorr Caldo con Sabor de Pollo was on sale recently at my mainstream market for maybe $6. I bought it to re-stock ;)

 

The last time i  bought cubes they were in the foil wrapped cubes inside a glass jar not a box but stepmother came home with a box from discount market about a year ago. She never used them.She saw an old recipe that called for cubes. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer. . They do absorb moisture and can get sort of not goopy but bit softer, darker. Prefer powder. So many old recipes though call for the cubes as standard. 

 

 

 

heidih

heidih

Yes as I've mentioned in other topics every Latin Ameerican kitchen incldiding restaurants has the Knoir or Maggi chicken powder. The 2 pound jar of Knorr Caldo con Sabor de Pollo was on sale recently at my ,aomstream market for maybe $6. I bought it to re-stock ;)

 

The last time i  bought cubes theywere in the foil wrapped cubes inside a glass jar. They do absorb moisture and can get sort of not goopy but bit softer,  darkerr. Prefer powder. So many old recipes though call for the cubes as standard. 

 

 

 

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