The Marigold Health Foods range of health-supporting vegetarian and vegan food products sold throughout Australia and New Zealand begins with the top selling Marigold Swiss Vegetable Bouillon powder. Sold throughout the U.K. and Europe for decades, this bouillon powder has been distributed through health food shops around Australia since 1995. The bouillon comes in regular, reduced salt and organic versions, cube and powder form, all gluten-free.
More recently, other
vegetarian and vegan products
have become available, some gluten-free
(see pages on Product Info, Vegie
Recipes and Gourmet Recipes).
Starting with the bouillon in cube form, the Marigold
range now includes organic gravy, braised tofu, yeast flakes, with liquid aminos and
miso
bouillon now also available.
Any questions? Try our FAQ
page, or email us directly via the Contact page.

Top of the line of all the Marigold products sold in Australia is
Marigold Swiss
Vegetable Bouillon Powder
Used widely as an instant stock or seasoning ...
or as probably
the most delicious, completely natural, caffeine-free hot drink you’ll ever
taste!
This
versatile, nutritious product is much loved by celebrity chefs such as
Nigella Lawson and Delia Smith.
It's widely
used by canny cooks around the world as a natural flavour enhancer.
Used happily in homes, restaurants, schools and hospitals; by caterers, smart travellers and sports-people.
Contains no preservatives, no artificial flavouring, no MSG
or genetically modified organisms and no colouring.
Comes in Regular (green label),
Reduced
salt (purple label), Organic (red label) and now Reduced Salt
Organic (grey label).


How
do you use
Marigold Swiss
Vegetable Bouillon powder?
The perfect 'cook's companion, it's an essential ingredient for your pantry. Use
it
As
an instant caffeine-free hot drink:
One
teaspoon in a cup of hot water – only 10 calories per cup.
As
a flavour-enhancing vegetable-based soup
stock:
Two slightly rounded teaspoons per pint -
3.5 tsp per litre.
As
a seasoning: the perfect
seasoning for stews, casseroles, sauces, savoury dishes, salad dressings,
noodles, rice and grain dishes.
Lightly
sprinkle on a teaspoon or more to taste.