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Wiki has some interesting licorice facts. I always suspected that tobacco was sweetened, but never knew licorice was used for that. Also, too much licorice might be harmful. All this is about real licorice root, not anise, anus(!?!), or Twizzlers.


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I like real black licorice. Tiwzzlers suck.

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Originally Posted by Kenlguy
You guys haven't lived until you've tried the Dutch salted licorice.

I can eat it all day long, but licorice lovers usually just try not to throw up.


My dad was a fan of black licorice, but I only acquired the taste later in life. But when I was in my 20's I attended a Dutch Reformed church for several years, and I tasted some of that salted licorice. Nasty stuff, but great to suck on when you're workin' in the sun and need to keep your salt up.


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https://www.amazon.com/Panda-All-Natural-Soft-Licorice/dp/B0001APXYW

^ this stuff is to me, what crack was to Whitney :-)

Poor taste, I know, but I've never been accused of having good taste


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We used to get the 3 foot long licorice whips at the movie theater when I was a kid.

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Originally Posted by saddlesore
Originally Posted by 5sdad
I remember back when the Earth was flat, there was a licorice "stick" that came in a box. It was cylindrical, except that it was flattened into an oval toward one end and had (I think) the company's name embossed upon the oval. It cost a dime when candy bars were a nickel, and the licorice was much stronger flavored than Nibs. Anyone else?


I was wondering if any one remembered that. Used it as a cough drop too.Strong stuff


Smith Brothers Cough Drops.


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Originally Posted by 7mmMato
Black Licorice the best


This. Hell, I love the Easter season when I can buy a bag of jelly beans in the all black flavor.


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Originally Posted by T LEE
Black, and I have the family trained to save me the black jelly beans at Easter time!


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I love licorice but have not been able to indulged for several years due to diabetes black is where it is at

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When I was a kid we used to buy licorice sticks at the drugstore to chew on. It was an actual stick with bark on it. Not candy. Found out later in life that it was actually a root. You can still get it. Also used to go down by the creek where the red birch grew and had a twig of that in our mouth most of the day just scouting around. Too much of that used to give me nose bleeds.


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Twizzlers sucho. It ain't licorice.


Agreed, but alas, "common usage" has triumphed again over truth and reason.

Hell, some people call Coor's Light "beer"!


Yuck.

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Ya know.....you really spiked my interest when you posted about Black and Beer but ya had to go and ruin it....didn't ya....


Unless of course you're referring to the PBR.....

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The Mariner mart in Poulsbo, WA has over 600 types of licorice in stock. I'm eating some Danish sweets salty pastilles as I type this.

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