Knorr Chicken Stock Pots I am a BzzAgent and in my latest trial I have been sent three packets of four of these stock pots. I have four chicken ones, four beef and four vegetable ones. There are also other flavours available, Rich Beef, Fish and Herb infusion but I have not tried those as yet. The one I am reviewing here is the Chicken Stock pot in a four pot packet but they do also come in packs of eight small pots. BASIC FACTS: Each pot makes 500ml of stock. These have no artificial flavour enhancers, no added MSG in any of the varieties. All varieties have no artificial preservatives All varieties have no artificial colours ...  Read the complete review

I love to cook, so it's finally occurred to me that there are probably an awful lot of products that pass through my kitchen so quickly that I never have time to review them. As a result, I've made myself concentrate and remember to put my thoughts down as and when I've used them. So, moving on from cookery books (plenty more of those reviews to come!), here's the first review I've written about a food-based product. Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you the wondrous epic (alright, maybe not), that is my appraisal of Knor Stock Pots. Read on, fascinated masses (feign interest at the back...). ***THE PRODUCT*** The new 'Mr Rarr' in my life is, like most males, ...  Read the complete review

When I first saw these stock pots advertised I really wanted to try them. They are quite expensive so when I saw them on offer with 1/3 off of the price I couldn't resist. Now when I say they are expensive I mean compared to other stock products, obviously a few pounds is not a lot of money but for this type of product it is, to me anyway. I was very keen to see what they would be like. I like to cook from scratch whenever I can. However I do not have the time and patience to my own stock and normally use a stock cube as these are the best value and taste ok. After using stock for a while I have sometimes found that it can taste a bit too salty, so was hoping ...  Read the complete review

I have only just started to buy these because I decided I was sick of paying for supermarket tinned soup and wanted to make my own. First of all I will comment on the price, roughly cost just under £2 for 8 stock pots which works out at about 25p per pot. Now compared to oxo cubes they do cost slightly more but if you break it down that each stock pot makes at least 3 hearty potions of soup, whereas 3 tins on Heinz soup would cost about £2.20 so it's still much cheaper. The products come in a cardboard box with all the information about the stock pot on the front, and it also includes the nutritional breakdown and ingredients ...  Read the complete review

I have been using these ingenious stock pots for a while now and think they are a wonderful invention and certainly the closest you can get to real stock without hours of boiling chicken carcasses and so on (seriously - who has time to do that!?). I have used both the chicken and the vegetable versions and ensure that I always have some in the cupboard now as they are very versatile and reliable. They can be expensive - full price they cost around £1.80 for a pack of 8 little pots, however I have noticed that these are one of those products which get rotated in and out of special offers so I usually wait until they are rolled back to £1 in Asda and then stock ...  Read the complete review