Latin name : Glycyrrhiza glabra
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lot : H25002391 ddm : 19/10/2030 Origin : Spain
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Download technical sheetLicorice Sticks: A Natural Treasure Worth Discovering
Licorice sticks, derived from the root of the Glycyrrhiza glabra plant, have been prized for centuries for their unique aromas and natural sweetness. Used in a variety of ways, from candies to herbal teas, licorice sticks are a true gem in the world of plants.
Origin and Production of Licorice Sticks
Licorice is a perennial plant that grows primarily in the Mediterranean region, Asia, and Eastern Europe. The most commonly used part of the plant is its root, which contains naturally sweet compounds. Licorice sticks are made by harvesting these roots, then cutting and drying them to form small, compact sticks. These sticks can be chewed as is or used in various culinary preparations.
Uses of Licorice Sticks
In cooking, licorice sticks can be incorporated into sweet recipes or even savory dishes to add a touch of natural sweetness and a unique flavor. Licorice-based herbal teas are also very popular among those who appreciate its mild, slightly anise-like flavor. Licorice sticks are also used in the production of candies, syrups, and certain baking recipes to flavor cakes, cookies, and other treats.
The Legend of Licorice
Licorice has a long history and is atthe heart of manylegends. In Greece