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#38996-Licorice?
Message #39236
Ingeborgs Handmade Chocolates, in Solvang, CA has a wide assortment of candy and chocolate, including licorice. Their marzipan is as good as Anton Berg! They do mail orders and will be happy to send you whatever you want. Best of all, the have a toll free number. (I don't know…
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#39118-Licorice?
Message #39120
Probably so. A lot of artificial flavored things are sold in the states. There are generations of people there who don't know the taste of real maple syrup, for example. Most of what is sold as maple syrup is really just artificial flavoring and corn syrup. -er Read action !reply…
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#38996-Licorice?
Message #39105
As it happens, I was just on the phone with a fellow from reykavik, who told me that liquorice candy is sold in pharmacies in iceland, and is a popular treat up there. My guess is that what is sold there is the same as we get in the rest…
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#38996-Licorice?
Message #39073
John There are some mail order stores in the US where you may be able to get them. I have written your name into the address book, and if I find where you may try and look I'll send you a message. Jan Read action !
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#38996-Licorice?
Message #39067
I've always thought of licorice as a mediterranean delight, though I'm ready to be proven wrong. What differences would there be between licorice made in northern europe and what we find here in france? Remember that the plant is a mediterranean one. -er Read action !reply Enter reply. (/EXIT when…
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#39032-Licorice?
Message #39053
Well, licorice is not my own favorites. I do not know of many varieties, but I'll check with some candy manufactories. Read action !
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#38996-Licorice?
Message #39004
Wellcome to the section. What a very good question. Some things in life are difficult to do without . Now Icelandic licorice is also very good but the Swedish veriety is not to be confused with the mere European kind . (The chocolate originated in Norway and other superb sweets…
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