Dutch double salt licoricePosted Mar 2nd 2006 7:39PM by Nick Vagnoni I've never liked black licorice. I don't mind the taste of fennel or anise, and I'll even drink Sambuca every now and then, but I've always found black licorice repulsive. That is, until I tried this Dutch "dubbel zout" or double salt licorice. A Dutch co-worker was a fan, and she ate it with such zeal that I had to give it a try. To my surprise, it had all of the anise flavor I enjoy but none of the qualities I dislike in regular black licorice. That said, almost everyone else I know hates the stuff. Every time I buy it, the lady at the candy store inevitably says something like, "You're actually gonna eat that?" The folks over at Bad-Candy.com aren't fans, either. But I am. Just imagine the taste of licorice but instead of cloyingly sweet, it's really, really salty. My Dutch friend says it'll sooth a cough too. [Photo: Nick Vagnoni] |
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