Frontier Co-op Cut & Sifted Licorice Root 1lb

I use these in my tea for sweeter and also for my adrenal gland. When I am weak and feel exausted it gives a lift. For someone suffering from low blood pressure this is what fixed it.

What everyone else has said is right - strong amazing licorice flavor! I made a dupe of the aveda tea blend of licorice and peppermint and the licorice way over powered the peppermint, so now my proportion is 10% licorice. Thank you all for your helpful reviews! Don’t forget to store this in an air tight and non-clear container to maintain freshness.

Very happy with the quality and the price of this licorice root.

Nice size bag value for the money very easy to use

Y’all this my favorite store to get herbs I been getting herbs from them for over a year and I love it

First time using this product, I believe I used a tsp too much because it was strong. Added honey and it tasted worse. Next time no honey and less licorice, hopefully it’ll taste better.

It’s tasty, fresh. By brewing very little I get 20 ounces of it. Hot or cold both are tasty.

I have become a gin fan, but the craft gins at the liquor stores are kind of pricey, so I decided to try making my own. I found a recipe that uses Juniper berries, licorice root, lemongrass, peppercorns, coriander, cardamom, orange peel and lemon peel. Just add these ingredients to vodka in a jar and let it sit for 24 hours and you have really good gin! My photos show the starting jar with everything added and the second pic is the resulting gin with the solid ingredients filtered out.What I like about Frontier products is that they try to source from natural and organic sources. This pound bag of licorice root was reasonable in price and gives allows me to make a lot of gin! I also purchased Frontier's juniper berries and lemongrass in the bulk pound packages. They are all great! I already had the other ingredients, so it wasn't long and I was bottling my first gin in an empty bottle I had laying around. Turned out to taste great and I will be looking for other ingredients to make more custom gins, but they will all have juniper berries, licorice root, and lemongrass and then whatever else I want to try. My next batch will have some rosemary from my garden for sure. I like Frontier spices and that is the first brand I look for when searching for ingredients I need for cooking and now making gin.