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PollDo you like licorice?
Posted March 12, 2025 by HoneycreeperBird Lesbian in Women
  • 16%I love black licorice
    16%I love black licorice
  • 23%I love red licorice
    23%I love red licorice
  • 19%I love all licorice
    19%I love all licorice
  • 42%NO Get that away from me
    42%NO Get that away from me

159 votes

Just like with truffles, I find that licorice is another contested and divisive flavor. You either love it, or you hate it.

I in fact, LOVE it. In fact I just finished the last bit of a small bag I had that lasted a bit more than a week. I can’t have licorice when I’m on medications, so I took the opportunity at least…

I’ve also been told that those who like licorice are more spiritually minded. Apparently licorice has a lot of homeopathic implications.

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CattitudeMarch 12, 2025(Edited March 12, 2025)

I've eaten black liquorice on occasion but not in a long time. If there was an option for "meh" that'd be my vote.

I've never even heard of red liquorice.

Honeycreeper [OP]Bird LesbianMarch 12, 2025

Red licorice is definitely more of an American thing now that I think of it. It seems like red licorice is just…dye? I guess I don’t know the true difference beyond that.

Funnily enough, my favorite licorice candy is Australian made

CattitudeMarch 12, 2025

It's so long since I bought any I don't even remember the brand!

Honeycreeper [OP]Bird LesbianMarch 12, 2025

The brand of the red licorice, or the Australian brand?

CattitudeMarch 13, 2025

I've never seen red liquorice, I don't know if it's sold here. No, I meant whatever brand of black liquorice I bought.

Honeycreeper [OP]Bird LesbianMarch 13, 2025

Oh, I gotcha now. Considering a lot of the labeled as “gourmet” (it’s only gourmet to me if it’s non GMO, and/or organic) branding of licorice here in the states in Australian, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a similar brand