Licorice aesthetic

Have you ever tried salty black Scandinavian licorice? 🍬 It’s one of our favorite types of candy, and we will eat anything licorice flavored, whether it’s ice cream, chocolate, or gum 😋🍦 However, it is definitely an acquired taste, as some Scandi licorice can be insanely salty and can even burn the roof of your mouth if you eat too much! 🤯 So - why do Scandinavians love this salty candy so much? 🤔 Check out our post to find out! #skandibaking

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This one is for the weirdos... 🥴 we have a NEW Licorice Allsorts mix from the UK 🇬🇧 Made by Taveners, it's a mix of licorice and coconut treats. For all you licorice lovers out there, (there seems to be A LOT of you) this one's just for you! Don't worry, I WON'T be touching these 🤢

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⚫️🔴 Blackberries & Raspberries Speckles 🔴⚫️ One of the most favourite combinations of flavours! Bite-sized pieces of jelly coated in speckles which give them a nice crunch!

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Black licorice can remind us of a visit to our favorite old-fashioned candy store, with rows and rows of jars filled with colorful confections like fruit gummies, taffy, and bricks of fresh chocolate fudge. Licorice comes in all shapes and sizes—from shoestrings to straws and twists, to pillowy-soft and super-salty like those found in Nordic countries. Treat yourself to a fun afternoon of DIY candy making at home with our easy recipe below.

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