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Sunflower Oil Supply Chain


It has been widely reported that the sunflower oil supply chain has been affected by the conflict in Ukraine. We would like to make our customers aware that we may substitute sunflower oil with alternative oils such as rapeseed oil in some of our products - a course of action we have agreed with the authorities (Trading Standards Primary Authority and Food Standards Agency). This will not impact the quality or taste of any of our products but if you would like to receive further details on the products impacted, please drop us an email via the Contact Us page.

Whether it’s a roast with all the trimmings or bangers and mash, Bisto has been a part of family mealtimes since 1908. A taste of home for all occasions, we’ve been there for celebratory roasts, comforting midweek meals and always for Sunday lunch.

Bisto Best... Makes meals extra special!

With real meat juices, for an authentic rich roasted flavour.
Bring out the Bisto Best to make your meals feel special every day.
Perfect poured over bangers and mash or to make a standout Sunday roast.

Available in the following delicious flavours: Beef, 25% Less Salt Beef, Chicken, Lamb, Pork, Turkey, andvegan Onion and Vegetable

Bisto Favourites Gravy Granules

Aah! The nation's favourite.

Our gravy granules have been bringing families together over home-cooked meals for generations.

As well as our traditional gravy granules, other delicious flavours are available in 25% Less Salt, Chicken, Turkey, and vegan Onion and Vegetable.

Bisto Meat-Free Range

Our new meat-free and vegan gravies are perfect for vegetarians and vegans, or anyone trying to eat less meat.

With two flavours to choose from –Beef and Chicken– our delicious gravy still has the rich roasted flavour everyone loves, all while being totally meat free.

Bisto Sauce Mixes

Perfect for family favourites.

Our deliciously versatile range of sauces are perfect for family favourites, from White Sauce for a creamy lasagne to Parsley Sauce in a fish pie.

Other products in the Bisto range

The Original Gravy Powder
Browns, seasons and thickens in one for traditional homemade gravy.

Bisto Southern Style Gravy Granules
A taste of America in your own home.

Bisto Favourites Gluten Free Gravy Granules
Packed with all the flavour you would expect from the Nations Favourite gravy brand.

Available in traditional gravy granules and Chicken variant.

We regularly review our range and if a product is not selling well, we carefully consider discontinuing it.

As such, Bisto Gravy Powder 454g has been delisted however the 200g is still available.We apologise for the disappointment this may cause you.

Our Listening Centre remains available if you have any questions or queries.

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FAQs

Why is Bisto so expensive? ›

A spokesperson for Bisto owner Premier Foods said: "We only ever increase our prices as a last resort, offsetting significant increases in the cost of raw materials, energy, packaging and labour wherever we can through internal cost saving measures first.

How to make a perfect Bisto? ›

1 In a saucepan mix 4 teaspoons of Bisto Powder with 30ml of cold water into a smooth paste. 2 Gradually add 250ml of cold water along with any meat juices to the saucepan and mix well. 3 Gently bring to the boil, stirring constantly, until thickened. Simmer on a low heat for two minutes.

How to stop gravy granules from going lumpy? ›

Add Cornstarch or Flour

Instead of making a slurry, you can also use a sifter or a fine-mesh sieve to sift flour or cornstarch. Add the flour or cornstarch directly, a little bit at a time, to the hot drippings and liquid. Thoroughly whisk until the thickener is fully incorporated.

Why are my gravy granules not dissolving? ›

If bumps appear no matter how well you whisk, it's probably because you've added flour directly to hot stock; starch granules swell unevenly in boiling liquid. Thankfully, there's an easy remedy. To save it, pour the sauce through a fine sieve.

What does Bisto stand for? ›

Invented by Messrs Roberts & Patterson, it was named "Bisto" because it "Browns, Seasons and Thickens in One". Bisto Granules, which dissolve in hot water to form a gravy substitute, were introduced in 1979.

Is bisto powder being discontinued? ›

We regularly review our range and if a product is not selling well, we carefully consider discontinuing it. As such, Bisto Gravy Powder 454g has been delisted however the 200g is still available. We apologise for the disappointment this may cause you.

Can you buy Bisto in America? ›

Most popular with customers in France, Italy, United States of America (USA), Canada, Germany, Spain, Greece, Netherlands and Denmark, but you can buy Bisto Gravy Granules for delivery worldwide.

What can I add to Bisto to make it nicer? ›

If you are not doing any roasts, just add a knob of butter. You can also fry some onions until they are caramelised and stir that into the gravy. The final thing you can do to Bisto is to stir in a splash of soy sauce. Everybody knows that soy sauce makes everything taste better.

Can you make Bisto in the microwave? ›

1. Shake pot, peel off lid and place in microwave. 2. Heat for 30 seconds, stir and heat for a further 30 seconds.

How to thicken up Bisto gravy? ›

If your gravy is on the skimpy side, you can thicken it quickly with flour or cornstarch. But don't add your thickener directly to the gravy, which will create lumps. Instead, try stirring in three or four tablespoons of flour or cornstarch into a small amount of cold water until you have a smooth paste.

How to make gravy granules tastier? ›

Black pepper is texture, Dijon mustard adds mouthfeel, soy sauce increases texture, and vinegar cinches all the flavours in a little tighter. For non-vegetarians, I add a little fish sauce to increase the textural and savoury quality of the gravy.

How to fix gravy that tastes like flour? ›

Gravy will taste floury when you've added too much flour to it or the flour has not been cooked enough to fold into the gravy ingredients as a whole. To try to fix this problem, add a little more broth and whisk through while heating gently.

How to make the best Bisto gravy? ›

directions
  1. Spoon Bisto powder into saucepan and mix with a small amount of the water to make a paste.
  2. Break up the Knorr stock cube and add to saucepan along with the rest of the water.
  3. Heat until the gravy thickens, stirring constantly.
  4. Season with salt & pepper (to taste) and add any meat juices from the roasting pan.

How to make Bisto without lumps? ›

Turn the heat on low to start with (any source) - stirring all the time, add the Bisto mixture gradually and turning heat up slowly, bring to the boil. Heat it too quick or have the water too hot to start with and you get lumps!

How to use Bisto gravy powder? ›

In a saucepan, mix four teaspoons with 30ml of cold water so that it forms a smooth paste. Pour in 250ml of cold water – along with any meat juices from your cooking – and bring to the boil. Keep stirring until thickened to enjoy a deliciously rich gravy.

What can I use instead of Bisto? ›

Melt a tablespoon of marge or butter in a saucepan, add a tablespoon of flour and stir it in until it's cooked through, then add your juices from the meat, some wine and some stock, keep stirring all the while to get rid of lumps (or cheat and use a whisk). Bring to the boil then simmer for a few minutes.

What is Bisto made from? ›

Bisto is manufactured by mixing starches with salt, soya flour, dried yeast and onion powder. The mix is fed into a continuous mixer into which a caramel/salt solution mixture is sprayed. The product is then dried in a pneumatic drier and stored in silos until it is required for packing.

What is Bisto best? ›

Bisto Best Beef Gravy is perfect poured over bangers and mash or to make a standout Sunday roast. Bisto Best Beef Gravy is quick and easy to prepare, helping you to create exceptional home cooked meals that you can enjoy together with family and friends.

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