WCIF beef broth, or bouillon cubes or powder?

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Wow, webspar has really expanded their inventory, good to know, should head over there and have a look.

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Thereā€™s chicken, pork, and seafood cubes on PC home.
http://shopping.pchome.com.tw/?mod=store&func=style_show&SR_NO=DBAI1C

There are some beef ones on this site, along with chicken, pork, and Tom Yam broth imported from Thailand at NT$18 a packet.
http://www.wanlo.com/yanfa/item.asp?item_id=128104#

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Found chicken broth in a can at Jasonā€™s.

Is there any place to buy prepared beef broth?

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Every PX Mart has 4 or 5 different kinds of canned chicken broth, at probably less than a third of Jasonā€™s price. Mushroom too, for veggys.
Plus powder, plus cubes.
No beef, nowhere.

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I have, powdered.

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I just realized those chicken supplements on convenience store shelves must just be broth with some added supplements. Obviously not for cooking

chicken

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What does that even mean??

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Oh no, stay away from that, man.
Far away.
Much as I hate to get all @Dragonbones on your ass, you can get a load of necks and backs for dick at the market or supermarket, and whip up a (far superior) batch on your own next time youā€™re sitting around for a couple hours.

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What the OP put in the title, powdered beef broth!
BTW, itā€™s about beef bouillon cubes or powdered, not chicken!
Beef is hard to get as they outlawed it many years ago, 'due to ā€˜MADā€™ cow disease.

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You said ā€œI have, powderedā€

You have what?

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Powdered, beef bouillon, broth. OK, little rocket man!:roll_eyes:

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Learn English

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Why should I learn it?

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I order Better than Bouillon Beef Base from iHerb.

Iā€™ve seen decent imported canned chicken broth and (less reliably) vegetable broth at Wellcome, Costco (chicken only) and Jasonā€™s. I donā€™t recall ever seeing beef broth/stock (EDIT: well, up-thread, I apparently DID see it once long ago, but I donā€™t remember that!). And if a local product exists (Iā€™m not sure it does), well, I try to avoid processed made-in-Taiwan ingredients if thereā€™s an alternative. Too many food scandals.

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There is thsi guy on FB, Daddy Foods. Organic, mostly for kids. But I havenā€™t ordered their beef broth.

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Nice quote. Only a few situations where it could be used and understood.