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A great way to enjoy liquorice, a never ending spiral…

Liquorice Wheels are a great way to enjoy liquorice, a never ending spiral unwinding to tantalise the taste buds with a sweet aftertaste. The flavour liquorice is truly the ultimate marmite, an oxymoron for some as they garner a love-hate relationship with the unique flavour and others – more often than not the older generation […]

Liquorice Comfits – the baby sweet of the Liquorice Torpedo

Liquorice Comfits – the baby sweet of the Liquorice Torpedo – is a traditional liquorice confectionery with a colourful hard sugar coating, deliciously sweet adding that crunch and complimenting a sweet chewy liquorice centre. One of the original ‘comfit’ sweets, the definition of a comfit sweet is “a sweet consisting of a nut, seed, or […]

An assortment of liquorice confectionery and fun!

Liquorice Allsorts are an assortment of liquorice confectionery sold as a mix. The sweets are primarily made of liquorice and sugary fondant, which comes in a selection of bright colours and shapes – the sweets also contain coconut, as well as fruit flavouring, making them a deliciously unique sweet! Liquorice Allsorts were first produced in […]

Is there a more iconic sweet than Love Hearts?

  Is there a more iconic sweet than Love Hearts? A sweet instantly recognisable with its embossed decorations and lovable messages. These sweets are cuteness personified. Love Hearts currently come in six sweet yet subtle fruity flavourings from the pure white we get the sweet and simple flavour of slightly tart vanilla sherbet. From the […]

Sherbet Lemons a sharp, zingy lemon flavouring with a fizz of sherbet in the middle to tickle your taste buds!

Sherbet Lemons are a popular retro classic and are sold in most sweet shops. These boiled sweets are the king of car trips, containing an intense zingy lemon flavour that boasts of a sherbet centre. Sucking on the hard strong citrus sweet leaves your mouth feeling sweet and tangy, the eventual burst of sour powdered […]