Black licorice

A compound in black licorice called glycyrrhizin can cause abnormal heart rhythms, high blood pressure and congestive heart failure, the FDA says.

Just like cilantro-haters, those who despise licorice, fennel, and anise are rarely given the respect they deserve.

Black licorice can have dire health consequences when eaten in excess. But when eaten in moderation, it may have some health benefits.

Scandinavians have an obsession with these salty and sweet treats, and you may be wondering why - let's answer that question for you today!

I-I-I-I-I want candy--especially if it's licorice! The confection comes in assorted colors, but red and black twists have become a kid and kid-at-heart classic. Today's National Licorice Day, so SHINE Beauty Beacon has created the Red & Black Licorice Twist Mani. Here's what you need to get started: Red and black polishes, and base and top coat lacquers. To mimic the twists, this manicure also requires a striper brush. It can be found at an art supply store, and the finer the point, the…

color inspiration | black - black licorice - photography - texture - color boards - design - art - shades of black - moody - dark

Most worries about kids and candy concern tooth decay, but research shown some black licorice is contaminated with the neurotoxin, lead. Youth Radio’s Rafael Johns reports on the lead’s origin and efforts to make consumers sweet on licorice again.

This is Black licorice candy. A typical dutch candy. Most foreign people hate this.

Seriously, these are disgusting, never eat them.

Black Licorice Wheels #NutsDotCom #Wedding