Types of Liquorice
Soft-eating, hard, salted, fruity, sugar-free and raw root — the full spread of liquorice styles in one guide.
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Classic black liquorice combined with smooth white mint fondant to create a clean, refreshing liquorice sweet. The contrast between deep liquorice and cool mint makes these easy to enjoy and surprisingly moreish. A familiar favourite with a crisp finish, ideal if you like liquorice that feels lighter and fresher. What to Expect Black liquorice centres Smooth white mint fondant layers Clean, cooling mint flavour Balanced sweetness with liquorice depth Soft to medium chew Why You’ll Love It The freshness of mint cuts through the richness of liquorice, creating a sweet that never feels heavy. Each piece delivers a satisfying contrast of flavours that keeps you coming back for another. A great option if you enjoy liquorice with a cleaner finish. Perfect For Fans of liquorice and mint combinations Those who prefer a fresher liquorice sweet After-dinner treats Everyday snacking Packed in the UK Packed in the UK to maintain freshness and consistent quality. Ingredients Sugar, Molasses, Glucose-Fructose Syrup, Flour, Water, Dextrose, Corn Starch, Palm Fat, Liquorice Extract (1.6%), Gelatine, Salt, Glyceryl Monostearate and Glyceryl Distearate, Flavour, Potassium Sorbate, Colour. 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: 1537kJ / 371kcal Fat: 4.5g Saturated Fat: 3.1g Carbohydrates: 79g of which Sugars: 67g Salt: 0.05g
Net weight: 165g
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Lovely mint and liquorice combination, properly fresh.
My grandad loves these. Top marks.
Authentic flavour, beautifully made.
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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