Below is a list of all known varieties for Licorice. Click on a variety name to view more detailed nutrient and sourcing information.
| Variety Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Licorice (Allsorts) | A composite candy consisting of licorice, sugar paste, and coconut, layered into sandwiches and shapes. |
| Licorice (Ammonium Chloride Coated) | Licorice coated with ammonium chloride salt, giving it a powerful, salty, pungent flavor (e.g., Salmiakki), popular in Nordic countries. |
| Licorice (Anise Wheels) | Black licorice candy flavored primarily with anise oil, often sold in a wheel or spiral shape. |
| Licorice (Black) | The traditional confection flavored with real licorice root extract, with a complex, bittersweet, and anise-like flavor. |
| Licorice (Double Salt) | An extra-strong version of salted licorice (Salmiakki), with a high content of ammonium chloride. |
| Licorice (Pontrefract Cakes) | Small, firm, chewy black licorice discs, a classic, unadulterated form of licorice flavor. |
| Licorice (Red/Fruit Flavored) | A chewy confection textured like black licorice but flavored with sweet fruit (e.g., strawberry, cherry). |
| Licorice (Salted) | Licorice flavored with ammonium chloride, giving it an intense, sharp, salty flavor, popular in Scandinavia. |
| Licorice (Soft Chew) | A softer, more pliable form of black licorice, as opposed to firm cakes or twists. |
| Licorice (Strawberry Twist) | A specific "red" licorice, a chewy, waxy confection flavored with artificial strawberry. |
| Licorice (Syrup/Extract) | A concentrated, thick, liquid form of licorice flavor, used for flavoring beverages and candy. |
| Licorice (Twists) | A common shape for licorice candy, both black and red varieties. |
| Licorice (Wheels) | Black licorice candy flavored primarily with anise oil, coiled into a wheel or spiral shape. |