Licorice in 1 KiloBag 2.2lb - Venco Dubbelzoute Rondjes DZ(Double Salt Round Licorice)

I’m am giving it a positive review even though I didn’t like it… I neglected to notice when I ordered it that this is what I call “Dutch style black licorice” very, very salty. I gave it to a friend who likes this type of licorice… and he loved it.

I have bought this licorice many times, very good quality. The taste is excellent. It's a good value for the money and it's always fresh. !

I didn't like the like scent that my nose smelled after you had sucked on the candy for a few minutes . This is MY experience with this candy. Don't let it deter you from enjoying this snack

Very salty and sour!Love them as a treat, others have tried, but they are an acquired taste!

Worse licorice I've ever had. And I really like the salty licorice. Had to throw away the whole bag because no one liked it or would eat it. Beyond disappointed.

When most people think of licorice they think of a variety of sweet, chewy, treats and the black licorice is indicative of the anise flavor. In this case, the anise flavor is complemented with salt rather than sugar and it is a flavor combination that you would probably only encounter if you had traveled or lived overseas. I lived in Denmark from the time I was 8 years old until I was 11 and that is when I discovered salty licorice. I also lived in Germany when I was 15 until I was 18 and the German double-salt licorice is fantastic. The sweet varieties were also available but there is something about the salt variety that is equally delicious, once you become acclimated to the flavor. I would recommend this particular package for anyone who is accustomed to enjoying double-salt licorice, which is an acquired taste as I mentioned, as it is of excellent quality and the anise to salt ratio is exactly what one would expect from the double-salt variety. It brings back many fond memories of when I lived in Denmark and Germany and I'm certain that it would be appreciated by anyone who in familiar with double-salt licorice.

This has now become my favorite double-salted (DZ) licorice. This type of black-licorice candy or confection, sometimes just referred to as just salt licorice or salmiak, exists in many popular forms and varieties throughout northern Europe.*It is said by many to be an acquired taste.*That was my warning.I wouldn’t know for myself because I was much too young to remember if I acquired it. I just know I love it.If you know you love salmiak, in all of its beautiful forms, I highly recommend this product!If you are not familiar with salmiak, you could first try ordering a smaller package of salmiak black licorice, first to see if the taste is something “acquirable” for you.https://www.amazon.com/Venco-Double-Licorice-4-2339-Ounce/dp/B0CJ91LBV7/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=5A13RSF9Q2KW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.TUWDqG1R3xZ0O40zAl-2W8Ur9FpMquYlHSrvpf_p7i7ZWwaK03xU1D0p_a6DNWAnD3gNxWRPHyd06CZzISY62INc-jYCBOAZ1Zep95VzJmuyU95ZfEaa2mE8hCagS8YpwMYM43YyKL0XxaQt9Z7wnENuxXuLR06KY7dL67TfX2RGAHq8QmJJa6aNyQJhcR3WRD2JfgdXKw4DviFSB3F5WQ.eROjhdpqjblp8KNj2rxf0le0cWZaAYgLB8TfQTMnc7Y&dib_tag=se&keywords=venco+dutch+licorice&qid=1731206979&sprefix=venco%2Caps%2C178&sr=8-4

These are the real deal if you like your salty Dutch licorice.It's not to everyone's taste so beware. The negative reviews on flavour are from people who shouldn't have bought double salt licorice in the first place. This is exactly the stuff I became addicted to in Amsterdam 30 years ago.Sadly, I've just check my blood sugar and will be rationing my intake. The body isn't what it was 30 years ago.