Annually Licorice Day is celebrated on April 12th. Licorice enjoyed by people across the globe, licorice has a distinctive flavor and is found in many modern sweets. Licorice Day celebrates the rich history of black licorice. Licorice is extracted from the licorice plant and can be used for confectionary, to flavor a drink (licorice tea is a popular example) and also has medicinal purposes.
Licorice International, the source for licorice in the United States, offers more than 160 types of licorice from 14 countries. This day was originated to celebrate black licorice, its history, health benefits and world renown. Black licorice can be enjoyed in licorice twists, stem shaped candies, licorice ropes, jelly beans, jewels and others.
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