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Licorice
Licorice candy


All Natural Licorice
These licorice chews are considered the most popular in the world for their genuine, real licorice taste. You will not find red licorice
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This Australian licorice is considered some of the best stuff in the world. This is all-natural, old fashioned licorice |
You can unravel these fun wheels or eat them all at once. Did you know that eating three of these gives you over 30% of your daily iron? |
Panda All Natural Licorice Chews Simply made of molasses, wheat flour, licorice extract, and aniseed oil. |
From New Zealand, this licorice is very similar to Darrell Lea, but a bit softer. |
Licorice Flavored Candy
These candies date back to the 19th century when licorice was all the rage with the kids.
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This all-American sweet was first produced in 1983 and is the oldest branded candy in the United States. |
Bassett's Licorice Allsorts Candy A 100 year old, diverse assortment of flavors using coconut, molasses, sugar, chocolate, and licorice flavor. |
Blackjack has been pretty hard to find since the 19th century, so order a bulk package of this licorice flavored gum today. Your grandpa would probably love to see it again. |
Combining the old time chew of saltwater taffy and licorice flavor, this is a retro candy for the true licorice lover. |
Other Licorice Ideas
- Buy licorice extract
to make your own licorice candy.
- Licorice tea
is a great way to get the beneficial effects of the herb in soothing hot tea form.
- Altoids
and Kookaburra
also have licorice flavored candies.
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