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Yeah I think it's just an acquired taste that American's don't acquire for lack of exposure. I'm American but was so intrigued after finding it so unpalatable
by icedistilled 6y ago
Yeah I think it's just an acquired taste that American's don't acquire for lack of exposure.
I'm American but was so intrigued after finding it so unpalatable the first time I encountered the salmiak lakrids despite people clearly liking them. I was keen on finding out if it was just a matter of getting used to it.
Now I actually enjoy it and like it. I just still can't handle letting the stronger ones dissolve all the way. It's also very fun to give other Americans to try (I warn them) and see their reaction.
- aaronbrethorst 6y agoI’m from Minnesota, and my wife is Israeli. We were in Denmark a couple years ago and had occasion to pick up some salty Lakrids licorice. I love it. She thinks it’s vile. To each their own (especially if it means I get more licorice—although clearly in moderation)