Customers say
Customers enjoy the delicious, old-fashioned hard candy with its flavorful taste and not overly sweet. They find it a great value for the price, satisfying, and addictive. The candies last a long time, making them a treat that is always appreciated.
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A quick rundown of this product’s key features:
Artificially and Naturally Flavored Licorice Hard Candy: Contains no artificial colors or flavors.
Fat-Free Candy: Low in calories and fat.
Individually Wrapped Licorice Pieces: Perfect for snacking or sharing.
6 Ounce Bag of Licorice: Contains 6 servings.
Made in the USA: Produced by Claeys Candies.
Our Top Reviews
Reviewer: DawnMarie smith
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: great tasting
Review: great candies. Always a pocketful where ever I go…
Reviewer: S Werley
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Ahhh, They Take Me Back.
Review: There’s a reason these candies have been around for around one hundred years. They are so good. They’re sufficiently sweet without being too much so, and they have the perfect amount of licorice flavoring. It’s not so subtle that you can’t taste it, but also not so overpowering, either. It’s just a very pleasant licorice flavor. I would caution that they are fairly large and would definitely be a choking hazard for a child. If you love hard candies, and like black licorice flavor, then buy these. You’ll be happy that you did.
Reviewer: mickey garvey
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: licorice candy
Review: great product!! perfect licorice flavor. I’m a tough critic. mickey
Reviewer: Sherwood 4ust
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Just to clear a few things up
Review: First off I love this licorice candy. As a kid I always loved Good & Plenties and Switzer’s black licorice. Something I noticed in the reviews were complaints regarding “artificial” flavor”. A quick online search of black licorice and you’ll find the difference between “black licorice root” which contains a drug: glycyrrhizin, which can affect your heart if over consumed, and “anise” (anise oil) which comes from a seed (natural) and is used to “artificially” flavor many things including this and many other candies and has no known side affects or adverse reactions. I would suggest if this brand of licorice doesn’t suit your tastes you look elsewhere from products that contain “black licorice root”. At your own risk of course. As an aside we’ve used anise oil for years on bait while ice fishing. There are times when it’s a good trigger for fish, other times not so much. 🤷♂️😊
Reviewer: Aire Austin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Quick and satisfying sweet tooth treat 😋
Review: Delicious and mild licorice taste in a sweet satisfying candy-treat. Totally addictive!!
Reviewer: Lee
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: A favorite for past 9 months
Review: I’ve ordered multiple times now as price is better than I can get at local retailers and I can order flavors I like best. Highly recommend both Licorice and Root Beer.
Reviewer: Orson Anton Welleson
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Excellent licorice, but “finest ingredients is the usual marketing manure
Review: It’s hard to find excellent licorice anymore. That Australian pseudo licorice is taking over it seems. So when it comes to flavor, these almost nail it completely. It’s about 95% of the way there.The problem is what it reads on the label/packaging: The “finest ingredients”. Yeah, right. Sure, uh-huh. BULL. Artificial dyes. Some of you won’t care, that’s fine. But for those who do, there are several. Several of the FD&C dyes are implicated in causing moderate to serious health issues. I have to be careful about red dye, as it has caused some problems in the past. I wish I’d read the label sooner.What gets me is this. If it is the finest ingredients, then it stands to reason that costs more than the standard ingredients. Well, if that’s the case, then why not use *other* sources of coloring like many other companies do? Hmm? I’m sure it’s the age old reason, profits. Or they just are to lazy and complacent to make a change. so here we are, more garbage in what we consume that we don’t need.Truth is, I don’t need the sugar anyway. But if none of this matters to you, then it’s a pretty darn good licorice. It’s *not* the kind of licorice with the intense anise taste that annoys most people, but serious licoriphiles crave so much, but it is very good.As someone once wrote: The Grateful Dead are like licorice. Not everybody likes licorice, but those who do, *really* like licorice.Oh, and that Australian abomination that passes for licorice is a heresy. True believers should smite the unfaithful.
Reviewer: Deborah f.
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Awesome price
Review: I got 6 bags for around 10 bucks so the price was awesome, but for some reason the taste was different than i remember seemed like a weak favor of licorice , maybe its just my taste buds have changed over the years
Reviewer: Kg
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: total scam. listing shows 6 bags and total package weight listed at 1.13kg, but only 1 6oz (170g) bag arrived.
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