Cachou Lajaunie ar minikin licorice-based candies noneffervescent made in Toulouse, France, to what they were invented by the chemist Leon Lajaunie in 1890. Don't allow their sizing gull you: these candies ar extraordinarily warm, a ensue of the coin pull up what one is added to the licorice, and ar a sturdy breath-freshener. The trademark little yellowed atomic number 50 was invented by a clock-maker quaker of Lajaunie, who intentional it to set in a fob. Net Weight: 6 grams.

A assemblage of totality our licorice candies including: Licorice Pastels, our older domain licorice centers covered in colourful, crispy, agreeable to the taste shells. Licorice Buttons in cherry-red and mordant. Non-pareil Licorice Buttons covered in colourful non-pareil seeds. Licorice lovers testament gush. 3 oz bagful.