Trader joes vegetarian broth packets discontinued

[Anonymous]

One of my staple cooking items has always been hard to find on TJs shelves, but I asked yesterday, and was told they had discontinued the vegetarian broth packets( that come 12 to a box- each making a cup of broth). Anyway, if you are bummed about this, like me, please write to tjs customer service ( I googled that and found a form to fill out online). Alternately, if anyone has a recommendation, I'd appreciate it. Brith cubes are so salty, and I have not found a good box broth yet. Thanks.

[Anonymous]

I use Knorr's Vegetarian bouillion cubes.
I got them from the UK but they should sell on Amazon or at european groceries in the area.

http://www.foodfacts.com/food/Vegetable%20Broth/Knorr%20Vegetarian%20Extra%20Large%20Vegetable%20Bouillon%20Cubes%20/14351

[Anonymous]

I usually use Pacific brand vegetarian broth. I get it from a local farmers market, so I don't know what stores its sold in, but you can find it on amazon as well.

[Anonymous]

I'm sorry, *vegetable* not vegetarian

[Anonymous]

I've come to love the Safeway Organics brand of Veggie stock which works very well if you want a ready to go broth. Light with very good flavor but will not overpower anything...I use it extensively when making risottos so I can't use a stock that is really strong flavored which was an issue I had before finding this one.

[Anonymous]

They weren't the tastiest, but were very convenient and space-efficient, especially when travelling. My mom's going to be bummed as I used to ship them to her regularly. Thanks for the update -- now I won't spend 15 minutes combing the shelves for them.

[Anonymous]

I was wondering where they went. That's a shame. However, admittedly, they weren't all that tasty IMO.

[Anonymous]

If you miss the Vegetable Broth Concentrate, check out Liquid Reduced Sodium Vegetable Broth Concentrate at Amazon (http://www.amazon.com/Savory-Choice-Vegetable-Concentrate-4-2-Ounce/dp/B001E5E2B8/ref=sr_1_2?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1328118535&sr=1-2)

I'm pretty sure they produced the product for TJ as a white label. Tastes and smells the same.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They weren't the tastiest, but were very convenient and space-efficient, especially when travelling. My mom's going to be bummed as I used to ship them to her regularly. Thanks for the update -- now I won't spend 15 minutes combing the shelves for them.

You pack vegetable broth packets when you travel? Cute.