Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.What where those liquorice stick called that looked like actual twigs?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(What where those liquorice stick called that looked like actual twigs?),it will help you,my kids.
does anyone still remember them and can you still buy them
Answer:
Liquorice roots-and yes you can still get them in certain sweet and chemist shops. I used to like them-still do. I bought some from my chemist last year. They stick in your teeth though.
Ropes.
Spanish wood ??
Oh yes i remember them.
They were called liquorish sticks.
God am i getting old or what :-)
We just called them liquorice sticks, and I can still get them in the UK
whips? if so they are still sold at morrisons, BP service stations etc. or if you mean the actual licorice flavoured sticks you just chewed and sucked they are called twigs....and yes they are still available in places like...Blists Hill, Shropshire a reproduction sweet shop and St. Albans in a corner sweet store there....and well..loads of places.....just phone around! Try also National Trust shops.....and I tracked it down to a healthfood store you can buy it online!!!
http://www.althealth.co.uk/products/deta...
liquorice sticks!...you can still get them from the shops that sell sweets in the jars...you know like...kola cubes....sweet peanuts.....that kinda thing...
When I was little you could buy them from any chemists shop and here in the North East of England they were known as cuddy roots
are you talkikn bout twist
spanish root and yes you can still buy them in the chemist. They sell it in the chemist where i live (UK)
liquourice sticks?
Liquorice wood... 4 for an old penny (1d) ooh how I loved chewing on them in my youth:-)
Licorice root and yes, my daughter lives off them
those sticks are called liquorice root you used to be able to get them in the chemists but i think its banned now in uk anyway.
I want one
they are actually a plant. kids loved them duing the wars when food was rationed because you just had to get one off a tree. and they lasted for ages!
privet!
Spanish wood/sticks liquorice sticks, whatever you call(ed) them, they are the same thing - enjoy!!
http://www.thepinksugarmouse.com/swhhspw...
You can still get them: I bought some for my kids nearly thirty years ago but they were not impressed with them. They realised then my tales of a hard childhood might have had some substance if that was what we regarded as sweets. As for the idea of going to all the trouble of adding garlic or an Oxo cube to plain crisps, because there were no other flavours then...
they are called liqorice spanish fruit,haven't seen them for a long time now,but i used to love em
They were called licorice or spanish wood.
You can still but them from aquarterof.com and its called Liquorice Wood xxx
Licquorice root - Culpeper the Herbalist used to sell them - I don't think they taste much like licquorice though, but they're probably reeeeeally good for you!
they are called sticky lice! u get them in health foods shops
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Kitty said: Yes.What where those liquorice stick called that looked like actual twigs?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(What where those liquorice stick called that looked like actual twigs?),it will help you,my kids.
does anyone still remember them and can you still buy them
Answer:
Liquorice roots-and yes you can still get them in certain sweet and chemist shops. I used to like them-still do. I bought some from my chemist last year. They stick in your teeth though.
Ropes.
Spanish wood ??
Oh yes i remember them.
They were called liquorish sticks.
God am i getting old or what :-)
We just called them liquorice sticks, and I can still get them in the UK
whips? if so they are still sold at morrisons, BP service stations etc. or if you mean the actual licorice flavoured sticks you just chewed and sucked they are called twigs....and yes they are still available in places like...Blists Hill, Shropshire a reproduction sweet shop and St. Albans in a corner sweet store there....and well..loads of places.....just phone around! Try also National Trust shops.....and I tracked it down to a healthfood store you can buy it online!!!
http://www.althealth.co.uk/products/deta...
liquorice sticks!...you can still get them from the shops that sell sweets in the jars...you know like...kola cubes....sweet peanuts.....that kinda thing...
When I was little you could buy them from any chemists shop and here in the North East of England they were known as cuddy roots
are you talkikn bout twist
spanish root and yes you can still buy them in the chemist. They sell it in the chemist where i live (UK)
liquourice sticks?
Liquorice wood... 4 for an old penny (1d) ooh how I loved chewing on them in my youth:-)
Licorice root and yes, my daughter lives off them
those sticks are called liquorice root you used to be able to get them in the chemists but i think its banned now in uk anyway.
I want one
they are actually a plant. kids loved them duing the wars when food was rationed because you just had to get one off a tree. and they lasted for ages!
privet!
Spanish wood/sticks liquorice sticks, whatever you call(ed) them, they are the same thing - enjoy!!
http://www.thepinksugarmouse.com/swhhspw...
You can still get them: I bought some for my kids nearly thirty years ago but they were not impressed with them. They realised then my tales of a hard childhood might have had some substance if that was what we regarded as sweets. As for the idea of going to all the trouble of adding garlic or an Oxo cube to plain crisps, because there were no other flavours then...
they are called liqorice spanish fruit,haven't seen them for a long time now,but i used to love em
They were called licorice or spanish wood.
You can still but them from aquarterof.com and its called Liquorice Wood xxx
Licquorice root - Culpeper the Herbalist used to sell them - I don't think they taste much like licquorice though, but they're probably reeeeeally good for you!
they are called sticky lice! u get them in health foods shops
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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