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Happy National Licorice Day
Sat Apr 12, 2008 at 06:17:34 AM
Category: Leftovers
4 Comments:
Elizabeth says:
The best licorice in the world is available at www.licoriceinternational.com or www.ilovelicorice.com
Superluckycat says:
Red licorice is just a satisfying a texture need. I love real black licorice but I also love Twizzlers and Red Vines, but as I eat them I always think about how not-tasty they are, it's truly a texture thing. As I write this, I am eating Twizzlers Fire! Peel licorice which is surprisingly hot - hotter than the very hot Hot Tamales and not bad.
Red licorice is for sissies.
Posted at: April 14, 2008 8:35 AM