The Liquorice pipe...

... Salmiak (ammonium chloride) is a rock salt. It is industrially produced for the food industry, a white sour-salty tasting fine granulate. A maximum of 7.99 percent salt is permitted in the recipe, this must be labelled as "Extra strong adult liquorice - not children's liquorice".is a tasty childhood memory you can bite into!

A box of LiquoriceLiquorice is a natural plant product of the liquorice root. Its black colour comes from the vegetable carbon dissolved in the cooking process. Pure liquorice tastes sweet-tart, bitter. The consistency is hard as candy. pipes makes the hearts of Liquorice lovers beat faster. This classic was and still is popular. The enjoyment of a spicy-mild Liquorice pipe takes you straight back to adventures at sea, whether remembered or yet to be experienced. The sea breeze is rushing, the seaman smokes and observe calmly, friends are appearing on the horizon... Ahoy, there's more to come!

Although they had long been a staple of the confectionery range in Germany, sold individually and loose at kiosks, Haribo has discontinued ProductionLiquorice is cooked. First, the Pane Liquirizia is extracted from the liquorice root, then the liquorice extract is processed with other ingredients to make a sweet or salty liquorice recipe, depending on taste. of Liquorice pipes with sugar foam heads. The manual labour became too expensive. 

Now they're available from Finland. Single wrapped or in boxes of eight. Liquorice pipes always make for a good story. You need to be a group of eight friends... so, smile and enjoy!