Chicken bouillon and chicken stock are not the same. Chicken stock is made by simmering chicken bones, vegetables, and herbs together for hours to create a flavorful liquid used as a base in soups, stews, and gravies. Bouillon, on the other hand, is a concentrated aqueous solution made by simmering vegetables, meat, and seasonings together, and then dehydrating the mixture into a powder or cube. Bouillon is typically used to add flavor to dishes or as a quick substitute for stock. While they both contain chicken and add flavor to dishes, the differences in their preparation and concentration give them distinct qualities.