Uncle Beef
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Full product description
Your flavour base, sorted. Our kitchen stock delivers deep, savoury backbone for soups, stews, gravies and risottos. Choose from beef, chicken or vegetable—each one clean-tasting and versatile, perfect for everything from Sunday gravy to midweek traybakes and noodle bowls. Keep a pack in the cupboard and cook with confidence.
Why you’ll love it
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Reliable flavour in minutes—no faff
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Available in beef, chicken or veg to suit any dish
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Great for soups, stews, gravies, sauces, risotto and ramen
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Pantry-friendly format for everyday cooking
Product details
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Formats vary by batch: liquid stock, concentrate, paste or cubes (see label)
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Beef: rich and robust; Chicken: light and savoury; Veg: aromatic and flexible
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Allergens & info: may contain celery, gluten, soy, milk or sulphites depending on variety—check the label
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Suitable for freezing once opened for many liquid formats (see pack)
How to use (guide)
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Cubes/paste: dissolve in 250–500ml hot water per portion, adjust to taste
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Liquid: use straight from pack; reduce for stronger flavour
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Gravy: pan juices + stock + a little flour/cornflour, whisk and simmer
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Risotto: keep stock hot and add a ladle at a time, stirring between additions
Chef’s tip: Finish sauces with a knob of butter or a splash of the cooking juices for gloss.
Serving ideas
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Beef stock: steak pie, braised shin, onion gravy
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Chicken stock: chicken & mushroom pie, noodle soups, pan sauces
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Veg stock: tomato soup, mushroom risotto, root-veg traybake glaze
Storage & handling
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Store cool and dry (or chilled if liquid and directed)
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Refrigerate after opening and use within 3–7 days (varies by pack)
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Freeze portions in an ice-cube tray for easy midweek cooking
FAQs
Which should I choose?
Match the protein (beef with beef, chicken with poultry). Veg is your all-rounder.
Is it salty?
Seasoned for cooking—taste as you go and add salt only if needed.
Can I reduce it?
Yes—simmer to concentrate; avoid hard boiling to keep flavours balanced.
Gluten-free?
Some varieties are; always check the label.