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Is that Dutch licorice the salted stuff?
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« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2011, 08:26:14 PM » |
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Yay liquorice!
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Is that Dutch licorice the salted stuff?
It has a little salt in it, yes. They also offer "Double Salt Licorice". I tried some yesterday about dehydrated on the spot. It was like licking a block of salt...disgusting. |
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My Mom's crazy about licorice. I like fruit flavors, so whenever I get a bag of jelly beans, I save the licorice-flavor ones for her.  |
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Nastiest candy on Earth.
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Can't stand licorice candy, but I LOVE the taste of tea that has licorice root in the ingredients! It's absolutely wonderful for digestion, and it tastes great, too.
The salty licorice sounds amazing, and that's probably because I would lick a block of salt, happily. Blame it on my adrenal glands.
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« Reply #7 on: May 29, 2011, 09:40:34 PM » |
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I have seen triple-salted licorice, as well.
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I like absinthe for goodness sake, is that a big enough fan for ya? Ugh, absinthe is horrid! My husband can put that stuff away, but I can't stand it. Much too strong (but then again, I'm not a big fan of hard liquor in general, especially straight...). |
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« Reply #13 on: May 29, 2011, 11:50:24 PM » |
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I grew up in Australia, and we only had the black sweetened kind back in the day. I love it.
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^^Tallitot, that type of licorice is also really good, but my all-time favorite is Panda brand.  |
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Nastiest candy on Earth.
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I like licorice when it's mixed with other stuff, like in those allsorts things that Brits eat. Good n' Plenty is nasty and always got a resentful look from me when I found it in my Halloween stash.
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I like absinthe for goodness sake, is that a big enough fan for ya? Ugh, absinthe is horrid! My husband can put that stuff away, but I can't stand it. Much too strong (but then again, I'm not a big fan of hard liquor in general, especially straight...). Yes. I mean, the way I've had it was the traditional way with the sugar cube and the water added to it (not straight), but I thought it was really good. |
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« Reply #20 on: May 30, 2011, 01:34:57 PM » |
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^ Is that the one where you burn it first? What do you use to do that, a traditional lighter?
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« Reply #21 on: May 30, 2011, 01:38:28 PM » |
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(the red stuff ain't liquorice, y'all!) It's the good kind. I used to drink Jagermeister, does that count? I might fall into this category if it counts. |
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^ Is that the one where you burn it first? What do you use to do that, a traditional lighter?
No, I believe that is called the Czech method. I am not sure if there is a name for the method I did, but I believe it is the traditional one. You pour the absinthe into the glass, lay the spoon on top of the glass with the sugar cube on top of the spoon, then slowly pour water over the sugar cube. The absinthe then begins to go from translucent green to an opaque white color. |
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^ Is that the one where you burn it first? What do you use to do that, a traditional lighter?
No, I believe that is called the Czech method. I am not sure if there is a name for the method I did, but I believe it is the traditional one. You pour the absinthe into the glass, lay the spoon on top of the glass with the sugar cube on top of the spoon, then slowly pour water over the sugar cube. The absinthe then begins to go from translucent green to an opaque white color. Absinthe La Louche is the name you are looking for. That is typically the way I prepare my mine (when not in a cocktail of some form), though I admit I have never tried the Czech method. |
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Nastiest candy on Earth.
Next to Peeps, which are just evil. I have to agree. Also, those horrible "peep"-like bunnies they peddal at K-mart around Easter |
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Peeps are disgusting. I know this thread is about licorice, but I can't help myself. I would rather eat a mouthful of Allsorts than bite the head off a Peep.
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Peeps are disgusting. I know this thread is about licorice, but I can't help myself. I would rather eat a mouthful of Allsorts than bite the head off a Peep.
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You people are strange. Peeps are God's gift to humanity, plain and simple. Their sugary goodness always hits the spot!
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You people are strange. Peeps are God's gift to humanity, plain and simple. Their sugary goodness always hits the spot!
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I like Red Vines Black Licorice Twists (Molasses, Wheat Flour, Corn Syrup, Caramel Coloring, Licorice Extract, Salt, Anise Flavor). I use to buy the four pound jar, but now I can not even find a 1 pound bag. The store shelves have been taken over by the raspberry red menace. Fortunately, Ouzo and Italian sausage do not come in a raspberry red variety....yet. There doesn't seem to be very many of us out there which means that there's more for those of us who do. Now, I'm talking about REAL liquorice that comes from the liquorice root and is traditionally black in color (the red stuff ain't liquorice, y'all!). I will also accept the artificial flavor of fennel. Whether it's soft chews or the candy coated pastels, I love liquorice! Any one else share this affinity?   |
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I used to drink Jagermeister, does that count? Good as medicinal liqueur when one has a cold... |
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Strange thing: I don't like liquorice candy, but anise is sometimes used to flavor it, and I like root beer, which I think contains the same thing.  |
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Strange thing: I don't like liquorice candy, but anise is sometimes used to flavor it, and I like root beer, which I think contains the same thing. I think you're on to something. Not long ago, I ate some black licorice and then took a drink of Coke and it tasted just like a root beer. I guess licorice or anise is the "root". |
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I like Red Vines Black Licorice Twists (Molasses, Wheat Flour, Corn Syrup, Caramel Coloring, Licorice Extract, Salt, Anise Flavor).
I think those are the ingredients for Panda licorice as well. And I just finished the last of my Dutch licorice.  |
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