Ran out and noticed it is half price at Woolies. 1kg for $9.25. 1kg will last ages.
Knorr Chicken Powder 1kg $9.25 (Was $19) @Woolworths
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Crowing on 15/12/2024 - 16:08 woolworths.com.au (3494 clicks)
Last edited 16/12/2024 - 16:19 by 1 other user
Last edited 16/12/2024 - 16:19 by 1 other user
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I'm failing to see turkey anywhere on the ingredients list ?
Just location of manufacture.
I logon to Woolworth account but my showing UNAVAILABLE, does anyone know why?
Change your store.
This contains yum yum.
I have the liquid version from Amazon, wait till boxing day if you're keen on that one.
We use this instead of Milo. Yum yum!
Sorry what is that?
its the good stuff
Do you need to buy the chicken powder or the egg powder first?
The government license first.
Chicken Flavour (contains EGG) (2%)
First you need a car or bike or some way to get to woolies.
Only after it's crossed the road.
You buy the egg powder first as long as you have some chicken powder in the cupboard.
Powered eggs? Too exxy for Ozbargain
Not surprisingly, main ingredient is MSG (624 flavor enhancer)
Nice. Wasn't going to buy it, but now I want it.edit: You have mislead us.
624 is monoammonium glutamate, not monosodium glutamate.
Mag!
Main ingredient is salt - 220g of it.
Does anyone know where to buy the same brand of fish stock cubes? Seems to have disappeared
For anyone who is used to using Knorr "Yellow" Chicken Powder which just has an outline of a chicken on the front, this is a different product. I have no idea how close they are in taste, but they are not the same.
The "yellow" chicken powder has the following ingredients (including MSG [E621]) and is made in China:
Salt, Flavour Enhancers (621, 631, 635), Maltodextrin (from maize), Cornstarch, Flavourings (contain Egg), Sugar, Chicken Meat Powder (4.0%), Vegetable Oil, Chicken Fat (0.5%), Yeast Extract Powder, Thickener (415), Spice, Colour (150d).
The chicken powder being advertised here has the following ingredients (with monoammonium glutamate [E624] instead of MSG) and is made in Turkey:
Salt, Cornstarch, Flavour Enhancer (624), Sugar, Onion Powder, Sunflower Oil, Chicken Meat Powder (2%), Chicken Flavour (contains egg) (2%), Chicken Fat (0.5%), Yeast Extract, Celery Powder, Thickener (415), Garlic Powder, Flavour Enhancers (631, 627), Colour (150d).
The inclusion of onion powder, celery powder and garlic powder suggests that it is adapted for use in European/Western cooking (whereas the yellow chicken powder is popular for Asian cooking; Lee Kum Kee does a very similar product).
Thank you! I was just about to head out and buy out my local store but the new one isn't Low FODMAP! :(
chickens Knorr that they crossed the line with MSG.
It's nice they are making an Asian version, but why do they insist on calling it "yellow"?
jv would like to know if it includes the neck and feet.
Wtf is chicken powder?
Salt, Cornstarch, Flavour Enhancer (624), Sugar, Onion Powder, Sunflower Oil, Chicken Meat Powder (2%), Chicken Flavour (contains egg) (2%), Chicken Fat (0.5%), Yeast Extract, Celery Powder, Thickener (415), Garlic Powder, Flavour Enhancers (631, 627), Colour (150d).
aka the dust that builds up everywhere, at the chicken noodle soup factory.
Wow now it's the same price as everyday at the Asian grocery shop
Saw a guy at the back of the crematorium selling it cheaper than this.
I have a relative who swears by this stuff to a fault. She's like look I made this soup with nothing but an old chicken wing and a cup of this powder.
Can I just use these to make the soup broth that most Chinese restaurant serve you when you order a set menu?
I think those soup don't use this one. Just chicken/ pork bones and carrots, corn etc and little bit of msg. Don't need msg when you are cooking at home tho.
kinda like the ABC soup.
Chicken powder made with turkey in Turkey.