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liuzhou

liuzhou

Out of curiosity, I just searched Taobao, China and the world's largest online shopping portal, for bouillon cubes. Not a one to be had. The only thing that came close is these Knorr (家樂 - Cantonese: gaa1 lok6) jellified stock concentrates (what are these things actually called in English?) They come in 'old layer chicken flavour' (pictured) and 'pork bone flavour'.

 

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Cubes certainly were available a few years back, but as I said before, were far from mainstream. Now they seem to have gone completely. I only ever bought the clam flavour they used to have.

 

* Curiously, if you add a to Knorr's Chinese name, you get the Sinicized name of French supermarket chain, Carrefour (gaa1 lok6 fuk1)

liuzhou

liuzhou

Out of curiosity, I just searched Taobao, China and the world's largest online shopping portal, for bouillon cubes. Not a one to be had. The only thing that came close is these Knorr (家樂 - Cantonese: gaa1 lok6) jellified stock concentrates (what are these things actually called in English?) The come in 'old layer chicken flavour' (pictured) and 'pork bone flavour'.

 

O1CN01a25y9828vIrzRGVgq_!!725677994.jpg.5c4cb3529db8853807ccd229cfd96053.jpg

 

Cubes certainly were available a few years back, but as I said before, were far from mainstream. Now they seem to have gone completely. I only ever bought the clam flavour they used to have.

 

* Curiously, if you add a to Knorr's Chinese name, you get French supermarket chain, Carrefour (gaa1 lok6 fuk1)

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