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Old Mar 10th, 2010, 12:40 PM   #11
indy and lara
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We use these too but agree that they are tasteless. O have started taking Emma's portions out and then adding regular stock cubes to ours. I guess the solution is to make my own stock though.


 
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Old Mar 10th, 2010, 15:26 PM   #12
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I use these ones for Doms food: http://kallofoods.com/kallo/products...e-stock-cubes/

You can get them from Sainsburys, or Holland and Barret health food stores (not sure about other supermarkets though). They do have a little bit more salt than the boots ones but im guessing they are still ok to use, and they make the food taste lovely! I have used the boots ones and they taste of nothing, I may as well use water!


 
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Old Mar 10th, 2010, 18:20 PM   #13
Mary Jo
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Bluetomato, that's what I've got, too, and I agree, they actually make the food taste ok (and I am a bit of a salt junkie!). I made a cottage pie yesterday and used one in the mince and it was good, and only 0.4g salt in the entire dish, which made enough to serve 4 adults and 2 babies. Perfectly acceptable to me.


 
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