Red Liquorice Moresorts

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Red Liquorice Moresorts

Red Liquorice Moresorts. A whole mixture of red “liquorice” but with no black liquorice at all. The ideal selection for those that don’t like the taste of “black liquorice” but love the texture. A variety of sweet fruitiness that everyone will enjoy.

Contains wheat and gluten, packed on a production line that handles nuts/seeds, may also contain milk, soya and other dairy products

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Did you know you can make liquorice at home – https://diynatural.com/how-to-make-homemade-licorice-recipe/#google_vignette

Most of us have chewed on a piece of confectionary black liquorice at some time in our lives, though you probably never regarded liquorice as a medicinal herb. History tell us that liquorice has been as much as a medicine as for its flavour.

The liquorice plant (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is a blue-flowering pea with violet blossoms and spiky leaves. It grows all over southern Europe and Asia including in Iraq, Turkey, Afghanistan, China and Russia. The black liquorice with which we’re familiar comes from the plant’s root.

The modern liquorice we know as a sweet was created in 1760 by Yorkshire apothecary George Dunhill. He started using sugar and flour to stretch the pricey medicinal liquorice essence he sold, and confectionary liquorice was born. Dunhill’s customers clamoured for more, and it wasn’t long before several factories in England were manufacturing it. So treasured and in demand was the new product that the English tried to keep the recipe a national secret.

Red Liquorice Moresorts

Red Liquorice Moresorts. A whole mixture of red “liquorice” but with no black liquorice at all. The ideal selection for those that don’t like the taste of “black liquorice” but love the texture. A variety of sweet fruitiness that everyone will enjoy.