Dose anyone know what canned low salt chiken broth is ????
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Yes it's in a can or in a carton. We prefer the Organic Pacific brand - we always get low sodium as well. Look in the organic food aisle at your fav. store or find a natural foods store.
http://www.pacificfoods.com/products-bro.
That is wayyy better than the typical broth out there.
yucky.
its canned chicken broth, thats low in salt
It's probably low salt chicken broth in a can .
It's chicken broth that come in a can and is low in salt, I think?
It's just regular chicken broth you'll find in a can in the soup aisle but it will say low sodium on it.
It's just chicken broth with a lowered sodium content.
You have to look around at the store for it, but they carry it, right next to the standard broth
GO TO THE STORE. LOOK IN THE SOUP AISLE. CHICKEN BROTH, WITH LOW SALT, IS THERE ON THE SHELF. YOU CAN USE IT TO MAKE A LOT OF OTHER THINGS.
You can find this in the grocery store usually with the soups. Generally it is sold in smaller amounts in a can about the size of Campbell's Chicken Soup, but you can also find it in larger cans.
Chicken broth is sold in the soup aisle at the store. They add salt to most canned goods. Low salt just means they added less.
gosh, i sure hate to sound like a smartazz.but it is canned chicken broth that is lower in salt than ordinary broth.
common item on your grocer's shelves (here in the USA)
its def a usa product from what iv picked up its something like our knorr cubes , stock!
It has about half the sodium or less than regular chicken broth. Better for you but lacking in taste as most low sodium prepared foods.
You can buy them in any grocery store. The brand most commonly known is Swanson. Please see their website http://www.swansonbroth.com/default.aspx.
It`s chicken broth with very little salt in it.DUH!!
in the soup section of the grocery store you will find canned chicken broth and beside it will be the low soduim or low salt version.
it's just chicken broth made with minimal salt
Yes a can is a metal container, low salt means there isn't much salt in it. The chicken bit refers to a farmyard animal that eats seed and clucks and is quite tasty if you eat it and broth is a sort of soup.
In summary unsalted, cooked, farmyard animal soup in a metal container.
Swanson and College Inn both make low fat, low sodium chicken broth in cans.
u just buy it at the store.
its the liquid that if left over after u like boil a chicken.
its in a can in the soup aisle and itll say low sodium chicken broth.
broth: the left over liquid in a pot you get after you have cooked chicken/beef/turkey/pork in water
yes it is reduced salt in the cooking and packaging process, it let you add salt if you need to in cooking, I use it all the time
If I am understanding your question correctly:
Broth is the water that is left/used after chicken has been cooked in it. It is also referred to as stock. It will have the flavor and nutrients of the chicken in it. The low salt variety is made for health concious individuals who are watching thier salt intake.
broth is the liquid thats in soup. I think it's really just water that is flavored with chicken or beef or whatever kind it is.
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do u mean low salt chicken broth thats canned!! well it low salt chicken broth in a CAN
It is the juices that the chicken produces as it is cooked. They put it in a can or in a carton if you want to save some for later. It's usually called low sodium. Are you cookin somthing that calls for it? If so, you can find it in the canned soup isle in the grocery store. You can make your own broth too if you want to add your own seasonings to it.
Chicken broth is the liquid in which chicken has been cooked/ boiled. the juice, and fat . Low salt Chicken broth, just has lower sodium content than regular.
Broth. it depends where you live. South of the UK it is a light watery stock (that is, the liquid that is left over from boiling a chicken with some vegetables, that you keep for adding as flavouring or as a base for other soups). North of the UK it is a thick, creamy, succulent, one-a-day-is-enough kind of soup.
i think it's like the baxters' brands of soup - when i was at slimming world they always recommended eating those (it's like a clear soup with chunky veg in with bits of chicken) - not sure of the salt content, though.
Broth is just another word for soup meat cooked in water.
Probably an old Scottish word.
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