New Zealand Liquorice
Soft New Zealand liquorice from RJ's, in black and raspberry, chocolate-coated Logs and Twists, Allsorts and Dark Chocolate Bullets. Real New Zealand stock, sent worldwide by DHL Express.
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Soft liquorice, and who makes it
Each card opens that brand's full range.
RJ's
Soft eating liquorice in black and raspberry, Choc Logs, Choc Twists, Allsorts and Dark Chocolate Licorice Bullets.
Fabulicious
The Raspberry Twister, for anyone who likes raspberry in a twist. It sits beside the RJ's raspberry liquorice.
Soft and sweet, not salty
RJ’s makes soft eating liquorice, and the name is the description. It is soft and chewy, and sweet rather than salty. If your idea of liquorice is the hard, salted kind from the Netherlands or Scandinavia, this is a different sweet. Start with the black Original Soft Eating Licorice or the red Raspberry Flavour, the same soft chew with a sweet, fruity edge.
Liquorice in chocolate
A good share of the range wraps that soft liquorice in chocolate, from the Choc Logs and Raspberry Choc Twists to the Dark Chocolate Licorice Bullets.
Chocolate softens in heat and parcels travel unrefrigerated. For a summer delivery somewhere hot, send the plain soft eating liquorice and the Licorice Allsorts now, and save the chocolate ones for a cooler month. The heat policy has the details.
Common questions
Delivery, tracking and customs are on the FAQ page.
Which liquorice here is not coated in chocolate ＋
The two soft eating bags, black and raspberry, plus Licorice Allsorts, Tall Sorts and the Fabulicious Raspberry Twister. They are the ones to pick for a summer delivery somewhere hot, since chocolate can soften in a parcel that travels unrefrigerated. See RJ's Original Soft Eating Licorice →
Which RJ's liquorice should I try first ＋
The Original Soft Eating Licorice if you already like black liquorice. The Raspberry Flavour if you are not sure, because it has the same soft chew with a sweet, fruity flavour. For something richer, the Raspberry Choc Logs put the raspberry in chocolate. See RJ's Raspberry Soft Eating Licorice →