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@nic I think licorice is a pretty northern European thing. Very popular in northern Germany, the Netherlands, Denmark (Denmark even has a liquorice liqueur) and the whole of Scandinavia.

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i loooove licorice. especially soft licorice

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I always liked the salted ones and the really hard ones from Katjes. 😬

I remember the joy we got out of buying the licorice lolly coated in chocolate for 50 cents at the kiosk.

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Yes, when I’m in the Netherlands I always get licorice (they have really good licorice)

But you have to be careful, sometimes they taste a little bit like soap.

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