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Licorice Candy Canes MIni
$6.35Licorice Candy Canes Mini Add a gourmet twist to your Christmas candy collection with these delightful Licorice Candy Canes Mini. These tiny, festive canes pack a big flavor punch, featuring a smooth... -
Twizzlers
$6.35TwizzlersTwizzlers are a classic treat that are loved by many. These Strawberry flavored, chewy candy twists are an everyday snack that is perfect for any occasion, whether you’re at the office,... -
Kenny's Licorice Pastels
$9.95Kenny's Licorice Pastels Kenny's Licorice Pastels are a perfect treat for any licorice lover out there. You'll enjoy the soft, chewy texture of black licorice combined with a sweet pastel candy shell... -
Strawberry Licorice Bricks
$5.95Strawberry Licorice Bricks Strawberry Licorice Bricks - Delicious, creamy and sour in one bite! Strawberry Licorice Bricks from Vidal are the ultimate indulgence for licorice lovers. These licorice... -
Beehive Honey Licorice
$13.55Beehive Honey Licorice Looking for an authentic Dutch Licorice candy? Look no further than Beehive Honey Licorice, made in the Netherlands with real honey and a touch of salt. This candy is shaped... -
Red Licorice Wheels - Strawberry 4.4LB Bag
$24.75Red Licorice Wheels - Strawberry 4.4LB Bag Classic strawberry licorice laces rolled up into a fun wheel! Indulge in the sweet flavor of juicy strawberries with these Red Licorice Wheels by Gerrit... -
Australian Licorice - Red
$10.65Australian Licorice - RedAre you a fan of licorice candy and looking for a delicious, fruity twist on the classic treat? Look no further than Australian Licorice - Red, the sweet and tangy candy... -
Licorice Allsorts
$8.15Licorice AllsortsLicorice Allsorts are a delicious English treat made by Gerrit Verburg. Traditional English Allsorts are firm black licorice pieces that are offered in an assortment of shapes and... -
Out of StockOut of StockJelly Belly Licorice Bridge Mix
$13.95Jelly Belly Licorice Bridge MixLooking for an assortment of black licorice candies to satisfy your sweet tooth? Look no further than Jelly Belly Licorice Bridge Mix! This delightful mix includes... -
Black Australian Licorice
$10.65Black Australian Licorice by Darrell LeaLooking for a tasty licorice treat that's made from high-quality ingredients? If so, then you won't want to miss out on Black Australian Licorice from Darrell... -
Black Licorice Dutchies
$11.65Black Licorice Dutchies Black Licorice Dutchies, also known as 'Zaanse Drop', is a diamond-shaped black licorice candy that has a mild licorice flavor. It is also coated in pure cane sugar to add... -
Kenny's Jumbo Licorice Twists Strawberry
$8.15Kenny's Jumbo Licorice Twists StrawberryGet ready for a real deal strawberry taste with Kenny's Jumbo Licorice Twists Strawberry. It's a favorite among licorice lovers, and the traditional red color... -
Out of StockOut of StockTwo Faced Licorice Wheels
$10.65Two Faced Licorice WheelsIf you are a licorice lover, then you simply must try Two Faced Licorice Wheels. These licorice wheels come in assorted fruit flavors, and each side of the wheel is a... -
Kennys Licorice Mix
$8.15Kennys Licorice MixKennys Licorice Mix is the ultimate licorice assortment that offers a little something for everyone. It is made up of red licorice bites, black licorice bites, licorice hollows,... -
Sour Punch Straws
$6.35Sour Punch Straws Sour Punch Straws are individually wrapped and offer a sweet and sour assortment of flavors including Strawberry, Green Apple, Cherry, and Blue Raspberry. Made in the USA, these...
Real licorice gets its distinct flavor from the extract of the licorice root. This extract contains a compound called glycyrrhizin, which is naturally sweet and has a complex, slightly bitter, and sometimes medicinal taste. Traditional black licorice candy is made with this extract, along with sugar, flour or gelatin, and sometimes other flavorings like anise oil or molasses. On the other hand, Red Licorice is called "licorice" mainly due to its similar shape and chewy texture to traditional black licorice. When red licorice was first introduced in the 1950s, it was made in the same rope or twist format as black licorice. The public adopted the "licorice" moniker due to this visual and textural similarity. Try some of our selection of real black or red licorice candy.