Wirecutter - The best store-bought chicken broth

Michael Murtaugh

Using a tasty chicken broth in your cooking can help ensure a better result, even when it’s just playing a supporting role. And when it’s the starring ingredient, as in soup, the broth you use can make or break the final dish.

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But store-bought chicken broths range widely in quality and flavor, and if you’re staring at an aisle’s worth of options in the supermarket, deciding on the best one can be daunting. We did the work for you by taste-testing and cooking with 15 nationally available chicken broths and stocks to find the best.

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Connie Park

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