A Little Help Please,

I need a licorice fix, Black preferred but Red will do. I've looked at Rimping but no luck.

Foodlands in Pattaya and BKK used to sell packs of licorice wheels but any size or shape is fine.

I'll be in CM this week and I would appreciate directions or store names or coordinates to the black gold.

Google Maps will be my guide, so a little help please.

Foodland still does sell here in Bangkok - but licorice is not easy to find in Thailand as many Thai feel smell is not something that should be placed in mouth. The farang durian perhaps.

Edit: Just found this firm operating from Phuket in a Google search so might be an option.

http://scansnax.nu/scansnaxeng.html

It's a bugger looking for Liquorice in Thailand. You should check Big C, Tesco, Foodland, Rimping, Villa supermarkets.

Usually one of them have something, even if it's that soft Australian mush.

bassets liquorice allsorts must be 5years at least still rember them well,what a treat.

I've seen licorice root being sold by one of the spice merchants at the Chiang Dao market on Tuesdays. Nice flavor without the sugar.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/761707-liqourice-in-chiang-mai/

As it happens I just saw it at Rimping near the checkout counter. (The small Rim Ping near Mae Hia, but likely they all have it)

It was the ribbon as in the first picture, pretty sweet likely.

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yes that's it. Rim Ping will be my 2nd stop in CM tomorrow.

Rimping has the ribbons from Haribo, Big C extra has the cat claws from Katja.

Nice fruity wine gums at foodmarket in Marks and Spencer at Central festival.

Enjoy

Saw some today in Rimping just over the iron bridge at the end of Loi Kroh , the same ones featured in post 8.

They only had one pack left on display

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yes that's it. Rim Ping will be my 2nd stop in CM tomorrow.

ahhhh finally 1st stop Dukes at Promenada 2nd downstairs to Rim Ping

found the black wheels in abundance and am savoring one as I type,

thanks everyone.

There are a few packs of 7oz Panda soft black licorice in Noi's Herbal Juice Store www.noichiangmai.com

location map (scroll down) http://www.thai-herbs-chiangmai.com/contact.php

Doug

Just see this Panda brand on I-Herb.com also available in fruit flavor.

Ordered 2 bags to try.

I can't help with where to find it but this is a nice photo. I remember all of these except the one in the wrapper. A liquorice pipe, I bet there are not many kids eating those nowadays. They were found in every sweet shop and newsagent when I was a kid and sweet cigarettes.

I used to buy sherbet Dip Dabs and sherbet fountains in Hong Kong at Parknshop supermarket. For those who are ordering from the UK it might be worth checking to see if you can't get liquorice cheaper from Hong Kong.

I can't help with where to find it but this is a nice photo. I remember all of these except the one in the wrapper. A liquorice pipe, I bet there are not many kids eating those nowadays. They were found in every sweet shop and newsagent when I was a kid and sweet cigarettes.

I used to buy sherbet Dip Dabs and sherbet fountains in Hong Kong at Parknshop supermarket. For those who are ordering from the UK it might be worth checking to see if you can't get liquorice cheaper from Hong Kong.

I can't help with where to find it but this is a nice photo. I remember all of these except the one in the wrapper. A liquorice pipe, I bet there are not many kids eating those nowadays. They were found in every sweet shop and newsagent when I was a kid and sweet cigarettes.

I used to buy sherbet Dip Dabs and sherbet fountains in Hong Kong at Parknshop supermarket. For those who are ordering from the UK it might be worth checking to see if you can't get liquorice cheaper from Hong Kong.

Ah Blackjacks love 'em I had forgotten the pipes, I loved the pipes as a kid we had little licorice babies too.

Great photo.