Noun:

(அதிமதுரம்) செடி வகை,

licorice's Usage Examples:

This tea features the calming ingredients of the company's popular Sleepytime tea (spearmint and soothing Egyptian chamomile), plus licorice root, lemongrass, ginger and slippery elm bark to help coat the throat.

demulcent herbs include ginger, licorice, and slippery elm.

using cumin, a relative of the caraway seed, it contains a rich sweetness with a taste of licorice.

liquoricetle Imps, a small tin with little square of hard licorice.

Candy sticks, chocolate candy sticks, lollipops, licorice strips, and other long candy can be paired or wrapped individually for a nice candy favor as well.

Slightly reduced aromas of kirsch, raspberry and licorice, with a medicinal austerity from the sizable cabernet franc component.

Consider using red hots or gummy candies as Christmas tree lights, edible glitter to "illuminate" light strands, or pull-and-peel licorice to "wrap" tasty presents.

It's bursting with gobs of fresh blackberry, licorice, coffee and mocha.

'Jill hates the licorice ones and eats all her jelly beans except the licorice ones.

Jill hates the licorice ones and eats all her jelly beans except the licorice ones.

Add 2 pinches ground fenugreek, 2 pinches licorice root, 1/4 teaspoon whole coriander seeds, and 1/4 teaspoon fennel seeds.

You'll need a flat spatula; a sturdy zip-top bag or pastry bag and round decorating tip; two pieces of string-like licorice to use as antennae; and red, black, and white buttercream frosting.

In high concentrations, stevia can have an almost licorice-like aftertaste and it can be bitter.

Synonyms:

liquorice, confect, candy,

Antonyms:

disassemble, sour,