Migros has removed Premium Bouillon from its product range. This is completely incomprehensible. The replacement is barely edible. It is called vegetable bouillon with 4.9% vegetables. We have also noticed that it is not good for digestion.
Hello padiol, for further clarification, could you please tell me exactly which bouillon you mean (can, cube) and which substitute you are referring to? Best regards, Susi
Hello padiol, for further clarification, could you please tell me exactly which bouillon you mean (can, cube) and which substitute you are referring to? Best regards, Susi
It's about Bon Chef vegetable bouillon granules. Previously, there was also premium vegetable bouillon in granule form. Vegetables 4.8%. It only tastes of salt and flavor enhancers. It's not worth the money. I've also heard from others that it causes digestive problems (flatulence). I can't upload any pictures, but you'll definitely find this product in the range.
It's about Bon Chef vegetable bouillon granules. Previously, there was also premium vegetable bouillon in granule form. Vegetables 4.8%. It only tastes of salt and flavor enhancers. It's not worth the money. I've also heard from others that it causes digestive problems (flatulence). I can't upload any pictures, but you'll definitely find this product in the range.
Hello padiol, thank you very much for your feedback. I was happy to look into this for you. Due to low demand, we no longer offer the "Premium" version. We would be happy to investigate why you are unable to tolerate the conventional vegetable bouillon in granule form. To do so, please contact us using the contact form and provide us with the item number, best-before date, and batch number of a current can. Best regards, Tabea
