Panda Liquorice - Raspberry Liquorice Bag, 200g Multiple Options

Quick Description

Panda Liquorice’s amazing Raspberry Liquorice is a sweet, fruity treat you can indulge in without feeling guilty, with no high-fructose corn syrup or gelatine.

Key Information

• Vegan-friendly raspberry liquorice treats
• Contains no high-fructose corn syrup
• No lactose, eggs or milk
• Free from soy, nuts and palm oil
• No artificial colours or flavours
• Free from preservatives
• Gelatine-free and non-GMO

Product Overview

If you love liquorice but want to try some new flavours then try out Panda Liquorice’s vegan-friendly Raspberry Liquorice. The lovely natural raspberry flavouring takes this fruity liquorice to a whole new level of deliciousness. Wonderfully pure and sweet tooth-satisfying, you can never be disappointed by opening a bag of these liquorices. 

The fact that this liquorice is completely gelatine-free and non-GMO, makes the lovely raspberry, fresh flavour even more special. Also being free from soy, nuts, lactose, eggs and milk means that it is perfect for sharing. It is also not artificially coloured, the lovely redness comes straight from the fruit itself.

Panda Liquorice’s Raspberry Liquorice is a kosher-friendly treat that you will want to have with you at all times to satisfy your sweet tooth. It’s in a resealable bag too so it can stay tasty and fresh whether you keep it in your cupboard or take it on the go.

Ingredients

Molasses, Wheat Flour, Raspberry Juice Concentrate, Lemon Juice Concentrate, Raspberry Puree Concentrate, Licorice Extract.

Allergens: Wheat (Gluten)

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Panda Liquorice stand on sustainability?

Sustainability is incredibly important to Panda Liquorice and has been from day one. All Panda Liquorice products, like its amazing Raspberry Liquorices, are made with very carefully selected ingredients. 

As a company, Panda Liquorice is dedicated to reducing its environmental footprint. It does this by getting nearly all of its energy from renewable resources and using up as much food waste as possible, through energy production, feeding animals, or composting.