The recommended equivalent measure is to dissolve 1 bouillon cube (or 1 teaspoon of bouillon granules) in 8 ounces of boiling water for every 1 cup of broth. Bouillon, like many canned chicken broths, can be high in sodium (one cube of Wyler’s chicken bouillon has about 880 milligrams of sodium).Click to see full answer. Accordingly, are beef bouillon cubes the same as granules?Bouillon granules and cubes contain essentially the same ingredients and many companies make both. Bouillon cubes and granules are essentially concentrated chicken stock that has been dried. Granules have been ground, while cubes are pressed and formed into squares.One may also ask, how much is 4 cubes of beef bouillon? The bouillon cubes I use (Wyler’s) states on the jar that one cube makes ONE cup of broth. Crushed one to see how it measured up and it came to one teaspoon. Also the reliable sources I’ve checked all say one cube = 1 teaspoon (tsp). Hope that helps. Also question is, how many tablespoons are in a cube of bouillon? One bouillon cube equals 1 tsp . So 3 tsps . equals 1 tbsp . which is equivalent to 3 bouillon cubes per tbsp .What can I substitute for beef bouillon cubes?So, if you don’t have any bouillon cubes on hand, you can replace each cube called for with a cup of broth. Use chicken broth, if the recipe calls for chicken bouillon, beef broth, if it calls for beef bouillon, and so on.