The Guilty Pleasure: Dutch salt licorice Where to Get It: Grocers with extensive European imports; I get mine at Lee Lee Price: Varies, about $3 to $5 for a shareable bag What It Really Costs: Raised ...

New regulations to come into force after Britain leaves the EU will mean the Dutch favourite ‘Engelse drop’, or liquorice allsorts, will have to be renamed. Under the terms of the withdrawal treaty, ...

Sweet tooths should head to Sydney's Smithfield to enjoy ginger cake, waffles and more than 100 types of liquorice found at this gabled store full of all things Dutch. Tucked away in an unassuming ...

Klene is a traditional Dutch liquorice brand. In 2003 Klene was a very small player on the market, which turnover was under pressure and the brand had no emotional significance and lacked prominence ...

Germany-based confectionery firm Katjes International has become the sole shareholder in Dutch liquorice firm Festivaldi. Katjes already held a 50% stake in Festivaldi and has bought out the company’s ...

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