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, chewy black liquorice with a smooth strawberry flavour running through it. Sweet, familiar, and easy to enjoy, this is a softer, fruit-forward take on liquorice that keeps the texture people love while adding a gentle burst of strawberry. Comforting, approachable, and perfect for everyday snacking. What to Expect Soft eating black liquorice Sweet strawberry flavour Smooth, chewy texture Easy-to-enjoy, bite-sized pieces Why You’ll Love It The strawberry flavour adds a light sweetness that softens the liquorice without masking it, making this an ideal choice for anyone who finds traditional liquorice too strong. It’s one of those sweets you can keep coming back to — familiar, satisfying, and reliably good. Perfect For Fans of soft eating liquorice Those who prefer sweeter, fruit-led flavours An easy introduction to liquorice Everyday treats or casual gifting Packed in the UK Packed in the UK to maintain freshness and ensure consistent quality in every pouch. Ingredients Glucose-Fructose Syrup, WHEAT Flour (Wheat, Corn), Sugar, Acidity Regulators (Citric Acid, Sodium Citrate), Food Colouring (Black Carrot Concentrate), Natural Flavouring, Thickener (Guar Gum), Liquorice Extract, Glazing Agent (Carnauba Wax). Nutritional Information Per 100g Energy: 1350kJ / 317kcal Fat: 0.6g Saturated Fat: 0.2g Carbohydrates: 74g of which Sugars: 43g Salt: 0.27g
Net weight: 165g
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My new favourite. Beautiful product.
Sent to my niece for her birthday, she loved them.
Properly soft, properly strawberry. Brilliant.
Lovely strawberry flavour, soft and chewy.
Soft-eating, hard, salted, fruity, sugar-free and raw root — the full spread of liquorice styles in one guide.
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