Black liquorice

Have you ever tried salty black Scandinavian licorice? 🍬 It’s one of our favorite types of candy, and we will eat anything licorice flavored, whether it’s ice cream, chocolate, or gum 😋🍦 However, it is definitely an acquired taste, as some Scandi licorice can be insanely salty and can even burn the roof of your mouth if you eat too much! 🤯 So - why do Scandinavians love this salty candy so much? 🤔 Check out our post to find out! #skandibaking

Liquorice © Denzil Green Most people either love liquorice or hate it. Fewer are the people who are neutral about the taste. Liquorice is the root of a perennial shrub that above ground grows up to 3 feet tall (1 metre.) The leaves are feathery, and it produces light violet-blue flowers.

This is a typical Dutch candy, called drop.

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This homemade licorice recipe is soft, chewy, and the anise flavor is much more subtle than it is in the commercial versions. Give this treat a try!