Types of Liquorice
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A classic liquorice sweet that never goes out of style. These black liquorice wheels are soft, stretchy, and full of familiar liquorice flavour, made to be slowly unrolled and enjoyed piece by piece. Simple, satisfying, and unmistakably traditional. What to Expect Classic black liquorice wheels Soft, stretchy texture Sweet, traditional liquorice flavour Long rolls perfect for unwinding and sharing Why You’ll Love It Liquorice wheels are all about the experience. The slow unwind, the soft chew, and the comforting flavour make these a favourite for generations of liquorice lovers. If you enjoy traditional sweets that are as fun to eat as they are familiar, these are hard to beat. Perfect For Fans of classic liquorice sweets Nostalgic favourites Slow snacking and sharing Traditional liquorice lovers Packed in the UK Packed in the UK to maintain freshness and consistent quality. Ingredients Molasses, WHEAT Flour, Glucose Syrup, Corn Starch, Liquorice (1.7%), Stabilizers: Glycerol, Sorbitol, Coconut Oil, Modified Potatoes Starch, Salt, Natural Flavoring, Glazing Agent: Beeswax. Allergy Advice: packed on a production line that also handles confectionery that may contain peanuts, nuts, tree seeds and MILK. Nutritional Information Per 100g Energy: 1424kJ / 336kcal Fat: 1.2g Saturated Fat: 0.8g Carbohydrates: 78g of which Sugars: 39g Salt: 0.65g
Net weight: 165g
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Top marks — proper old-school sweet.
My kids love these. Great fun sweet.
Proper liquorice wheels — fun nostalgia and great flavour.
Really happy with these. Packaging was simple but the contents made up for it.
Soft-eating, hard, salted, fruity, sugar-free and raw root — the full spread of liquorice styles in one guide.
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