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Where can you get gluten free gravy and stock cubes?
I’ve been asked this question a lot lately, so I’ve hunted down all of the gluten free stock cubes and gravy mixes I could find in my local supermarkets.
Gravy or stock cubes often have wheat flour in, and it’s left a lot of people with coeliac disease stumped.
After all, what is a roast dinner or bangers and mash, without gravy?
Luckily, there seem to be plenty of options on the market. And of course if you’d rather make your own, check out my gluten free gravy recipe, make ahead gravy and miso gravy.
You’ll find the kitchen staple, Oxo cubes, are sadly out of the question (cheers for that, gluten).
And some of Bisto’s gravies also have a ‘may contain wheat’ warning on them, despite no gluten in the ingredients list.
But there are plenty of options out there, so fear not, save your roast with some of these beauties!
We’ll start with gluten free gravy – scroll on for gluten free stock cubes.
Gluten free gravy
Here are some gluten free gravy granules I have found on my supermarket rounds.
I visited Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons, and this is what I found, and where I found it:
Bisto gluten free gravy
Find it in the free from aisle in Tesco and Asda.
Gluten free Bisto chicken gravy
Found in the free from aisle in Morrisons.
Schwartz gluten free beef gravy
Found in the free from aisle in Morrisons.
Gluten, wheat and milk free gravy granules by Morrisons
Found in the free from aisle in Morrisons (obvs!).
Knorr gluten free and vegan ‘classic’ gravy
Found in the free from aisle in Tesco.
Tesco gluten, wheat and milk free chicken gravy granules
Found in the free from aisle in Tesco.
Tesco gluten, wheat and milk free beef gravy granules
Found in the free from aisle in Tesco.
Tesco gluten, wheat and milk free vegetable gravy granules
Found in the free from aisle in Tesco.
Kallo organic gluten free chicken gravy
Found in the free from aisle in Sainsbury’s.
Gluten free Marigold gravy
Found in the free from aisle in Tesco.
Asda Extra Special beef and chicken gravy
Found in the chilled aisle, marked new and gluten free!

Tideford vegan gravy
Found in Sainsbury’s chilled cabinet.
Gluten free stock cubes
Ok, so now we’ve got the gravy sorted, what about the stock cubes?
This list is in no way exclusive, but here are some of the gluten free stock cubes I discovered in the supermarket.
Knorr organic gluten free chicken stock powder
Found in the free from aisle in Tesco.
Bouillon gluten and yeast free vegetable stock
Found in the free from aisle in Sainsbury’s.
Knorr gluten free chicken stock cube
Found in the gravy aisle in all supermarkets – all flavours of Knorr stock cubes are gluten free.
Kallo organic gluten and lactose free stock cubes
Found in the free from aisle in Asda.
Knorr gluten free chicken stock pot
Found in the gravy aisle in all stores – all flavours of their stock pots are clearly marked gluten free.
Asda and Tesco’s own stock cubes
Found in the gravy aisle, these were both gluten free.
Oxo rich beef stock pot with onion and rosemary
Found in the gravy aisle in Sainsbury’s.
Oxo succulent chicken with garlic and thyme stock pot
Found in the gravy aisle in Sainsbury’s.
Did I miss any out?
I know this list is now exclusive and there are some supermarkets I haven’t been able to visit. I’d love to know if there are any gluten free gravy or stock cubes that I have missed? Please comment below and let me know or tag me on my Facebook page, Instagram or Twitter.
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My go to was always bovril cubes but can’t get them anywhere now
Are Bovril cubes gluten free? I cannot get any information about these.
Knorr Zero Salt stock cubes are also lactose and gluten free. The online description says so but not flagged on front of packet.
I I and knot stock pots flagged gluten free on packet ingredient list first product as Barley so not suitable for my ceoliac person
Hi Alison, they are certified gluten free as the barley levels are under 20ppm, which is the legal threshold for a product to be gluten free. They are safe for people with coeliac disease.