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[Darkray16]

Hello,

does anyone know where I can find chicken broth? I'm trying to make some chicken soup, and don't want to buy an entire chicken to boil for hours. I've already tried places like EMart and Costco and haven't had any luck. Anyone else found some before?

[NYC_Gal 2.0]

Just pick up a few drumsticks. You don't need a whole chicken. Also, it's far healthier than using the cans, because they are usually loaded with salt.

[DaHu]

Do you have a Gmarket.com account?

http://english.gmarket.co.kr/challenge/neo_goods/goods.asp?goodscode=207340324

That link is supposed to be one line, of course. I couldn't find it in stores, but I found it there. It's kind of a lot.

Strangely enough, in Korean it sounds pretty close to 'chicken stock' if I remember correctly.

Also, in HomePlus I found the square chicken boullion cubes

http://www.amazon.com/Herb-Ox-Chicken-Bouillon-Cubes-25-Cubes/dp/B000FIWIMA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1313968362&sr=8-1

25 cubes for $6.50

and ONLY ever seen them at HomePlus

[ttompatz]

[coralreefer_1]

Many of the Emarts I have been in also carry some in their organic/natural foods section.

[Lolimahro]

I buy chicken bullion at HomePlus. It's in a little green plastic jar, with individually wrapped cubes. About 7,000 won for a bunch of them.