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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Soft, traditional black liquorice coated in real blackcurrant powder, creating a rich balance of deep fruit and classic liquorice flavour. Gently sweet, slightly tangy, and easy to enjoy, this is a softer take on liquorice with a distinctly British twist. Comforting, familiar, and effortlessly moreish. What to Expect Soft eating black liquorice pieces Coated in real blackcurrant powder Rich, fruity flavour with gentle sweetness Smooth texture with no harsh bite Why You’ll Love It Blackcurrant’s natural depth pairs perfectly with liquorice, adding a subtle sharpness that lifts the sweetness without overpowering it. The result is a well-balanced sweet that feels traditional but not old-fashioned. Ideal if you enjoy fruit flavours that complement rather than dominate liquorice. Perfect For Fans of soft eating liquorice Those who enjoy classic fruit flavours Anyone looking for a gentler liquorice experience Everyday snacking or thoughtful gifting Packed in the UK Packed in the UK to maintain freshness and ensure consistent quality in every pouch. Ingredients Sugar Syrup, WHEAT Flour, Sugar, Liquorice Extract, Sorbitol, Guar Gum, Sorbate, Flavourings, Carnauba Wax, Blackcurrant, Corn Flour. Nutritional Information Per 100g Energy: 1494kJ / 320kcal Fat: 0.6g Saturated Fat: 0.2g Carbohydrates: 82g of which Sugars: 65g Salt: 0.33g
Net weight: 165g
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Best flavour combination ever. Will be ordering more.
Slightly softer than I expected but the flavour is amazing.
Real blackcurrant taste, not artificial. Top quality.
Beautiful pouch, lovely sweets. Will order again.
Soft-eating, hard, salted, fruity, sugar-free and raw root — the full spread of liquorice styles in one guide.
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