www.traderjoes.com (in locations around the USA) carries “Scotty Dogs” which are certified OU (or Kof-K) parve. I believe they are made of the real McCoy authentic black licorice. Each piece is in a really cool dog... (14 replies, last updated by zsero December 17, 2008)

What is the best brand or place to buy black licorice.. Anyone have a favorite? (9 replies, last updated by pkallan August 13, 2006)

When I was a kid, Baskin Robbins had Black Licorice Ice Cream. It was slate gray in color and was so delicious! Anyone??? (7 replies, last updated by mikester April 14, 2009)

I’m not an afficianado but I’m buying a gift for someone who is. Any suggestions? Black licorice only, he despises fruit/other flavors. Thanks! (5 replies, last updated by GG Mora June 23, 2006)

Trying to source some addictive black licorice found at bulk candy street stands in Cannes and packages in some stores under the name Bon & Best/confiserie fantaisie. The candy is tube-shaped and on the thin side, about 2 inches... (4 replies, last updated by Shelley R Grubb June 9, 2005)

Hello. I just had a baby and (at least for the next little while) I cannot travel down to econocandy for my much needed fix of black licorice cats and traditional jelly beans (not jelly bellies). I live on the upper east side,... (5 replies, last updated by Dave Feldman August 3, 2003)

As I reached over to my package of strawberry Twizzlers, it occurred to me that there must be much better licorice available. I’ve had some good imported black licorice before, but have forgotten brands. Is there any... (11 replies, last updated by fusilli June 8, 2001)

B jfood is a big black licorice fan. Look at the bright side, all that black salt water taffy is yours, all the black jelly bellies and when you bring to a movie theatre nobody asks for any. It is one of those safe little goodies... (39 replies, last updated by babaoriley7 January 29, 2008)

I recently got back from Holland where I fell in love with the salty black licorice that they have. Does anyone know a store in the NYC area where this is available? Thanks (4 replies, last updated by quintess6 March 9, 2008)

When I was a child, my grandfather introduced me to licorice snaps, a colorful candy with sugar over black licorice. About six months ago they stopped being available in my area or where my grandparents live. I’m dying to... (9 replies, last updated by Jenny Neuendorff August 21, 2002)

. Thick and dusky black like electrical cable; aromatic.) 2. Anyone know where I can buy the French breath freshener—little pieces of strong licorice—that comes in a yellow and black tin about the size of a silver... (7 replies, last updated by Sredni Vashtar December 20, 2002)

As posted in the black licorice question: Try Galco’s in Highland Park – they seem to have a lot of old time candy (candy buttons, sugar daddy, sugar babies, etc. Here’s a link to the first of their candies... (1 reply, last updated by Briggs May 17, 2005)

I someone finds a place with licorice ice cream I suggest that you ask them to try introducing “Tiger Tail” onto the menu. It was offered at Neilson’s ice cream stands in Ontario Canada back in the late... (5 replies, last updated by Owen O'Neill January 2, 2002)

licorice is different from anise. Ive had licorice gelato at Da Fiore in Venice – didnt much like it – I guess its a fairly common gelato flavor. It wasnt black however, had bits pulverised bitsscattered through and... (7 replies, last updated by jen kalb January 9, 2009)

I think that "Dutch Licorice" is black licorice coated with salt. I’ve never tried it (plain is bad enough, IMHO), but my friend’s aunt lived in Sweden and Holland for a while and became obsessed with the stuff. I... (21 replies, last updated by Bob March 10, 2004)