A Knorr chicken bouillon cube has no chicken in it. There's chicken fat, 8th on the list, behind 2 kinds of palm oil. The cube reads salt, monosodium glutamate, palm oil, corn starch, hydrogenated palm oil, sugar, xanthan gum, chicken fat, natural flavor, water, turmeric, disodium guanylate, disodium inosinate, maltodextrin, dehydrated parsley, spices, caramel color and TBHQ. Half a cube makes 1 cup of broth and carries 1,110 mg of sodium, 48% of your day. The savory part is the MSG with the 2 disodiums behind it, which make a little chicken fat taste like a pot of stock. The 2 palm oils are the cube itself. They hold the salt and starch in a block that melts when it hits hot water, and the TBHQ keeps that fat from going rancid in the box. Turmeric and caramel color make the yellow. Maggi's cube does list dried chicken, under 2%. Better Than Bouillon lists roasted chicken first, which is why it comes as a paste in a jar and not a cube.