Remmelt S. Smid offers small Belgian-style menthol licorice cubes here. They owe their spicy taste to natural, essential peppermint oil. The best gum arabic is used as a binding agent. The liquorice gets its shine through treatment with steam. Because neither beeswax nor animal oils are used in the process, they can justifiably call themselves vegan. Suikerbakkerij Joris, a confectionery located on the outskirts of Brussels, has been producing menthol licorice since 1938, with the craftsmanship and experience of four generations. After some time in the mouth, they become softer and warmer and the delicious aromas of licorice and menthol unfold - which is very refreshing for the airways.

Remmelt S. Smid's confectionery business is based in the province of Groningen in the north of the Netherlands. Smid has been active in this sector since 2001, initially under the brand "Het Hanze Huis" and now also under his own name. His traditional confectionery is produced by well-known family businesses that have been bringing their products to the market for more than 100 years. For his brand, Remmelt S. Smid only selects products that have been produced for generations and have a special shape and taste. They are packaged in specially developed tins, the larger of which offer a good-sized domestic supply, while the smaller ones are ideal travel packs for sweet indulgence on the go.

Sales description:

Menthol licorice

Ingredients:

Thickener: natural acacia gum, sugar, glucose syrup, food acid, natural flavor (menthol oil), licorice, coloring: Carbo medicinalis vegatabilis, coating agent: steam

Allergen information:

Contains licorice.

Origin / Provenancet:

Belgium

Responsible food business operator:

Remmelt S. Smid Traditionele Waren und Manufacturen Felland - Noord 12 H 9753 TB Harem Netherlands