Darrell LeaSoft Australian Licorice, Allsorts Flavor, 7 Ounce Bag (1-Pack) | Non-GMO, No Palm Oil, No High Fructose Corn Syrup, Real Licorice Extract | Soft & Chewy Licorice Candy, Made in Australia

Absolutely delicious! This is the best licorice candy I've ever had. They are soft, sweet, and have tons of flavor.

They were so big and hard I was afraid of breaking a tooth. I wanted some of these because they didnt have the little blue pieces that had hard littld sprinkles on them. The coconut flavor was not coconut and the licorce was the worst I've tasted. Not my grandmother's candy bowl treat.

It was surprisingly hard to find this in my neighborhood, especially at this price, so I was glad to jump on this offer. The bag arrived on time (although for an Allsorts Licorice fan, it will never be soon enough, j/k). The contents were fresh, thankfully and oh-so-good. Not too sweet and not too strong on the main licorice. This will be the first of several orders from me.

I guess I was expecting this to taste like other black licorice as im not familiar with traditional All Sorts candy.. the black portion of the square is black licorice so you do get a hint of it but the other parts are a coconut flavored candy that I would compare to candy corn in texture and sweetness. Its a very strange combo. They were soft and chewy but its not a candy I would buy again just because I don't prefer the flavor. I should've read the label better, its my own fault.

Not soft. Product appeared to have come here by barge. It was dry and hard, BUT it still was so delicious I ate every bite! Just had to do a lot of chewing.

I have ordered 2 bags in the past couple of weeks and both were good. They might not be as soft as some would like, but they are still delicious, so delicious that I'm purchasing a 3rd bag tonight.

I tried this because Haribo refuses to sell their assorted black licorice in the US. I recently was in Europe for a trip and picked up the Haribo to have in my day bag for snack energy as I walked 10-15 miles a day sightseeing. SO delicious. I tried a bag of the Darrell Lea, hoping it was be a good clone. It is not. The sugary layers are way too thick are also low-grade grainy sugary. You can hardly taste the fresh bite of black licorice at all. Sad. DL is terrible and Haribo is falling down on the job. Why is it impossible to get excellent, inexpensive black licorice in the US!? Even Trader Joes is not longer selling Panda. :(

I had to stop after one pack. Oh, it's good. Too good. I don't know when to stop myself. If you have more control I'd say get it. It's good!