It is safe to say that my Soft Eating Liquorice
is British through and through – unlike foreign pretenders shipped over from New Zealand, Australia and the USA. Made in a time honoured way passed down over the centuries, it is also unique in its properties.

For it has a wonderful texture and taste of its own, being both soft and sweet with a mild flavour.  In addition to this, it also bestows a host of wonderful benefits, many of which are sought after by today's health conscious consumer seeking something different to satisfy their confectionery cravings. No surprise then that my Soft Eating Liquorice is growing in popularity.

Allow me to introduce myself. I am Henry Goode, self confessed champion of British Soft Eating Liquorice.

I have taken it upon myself to enlighten people across the land about the virtues of my liquorice. A far superior choice over alternatives sent over by our colonial cousins in Australia, New Zealand and the USA.

My hope is that by doing so, I can help put the Great back into Great Britain by inspiring the nation to stand with me and celebrate being Great British Softies. Together we'll make our green and pleasant land a better place. A place where strangers say hello as they pass. Where neighbours have time to stop and chat over the fence. And where a bag of fine confectionery is there to share with friends old and new.

Take a wistful journey back to your childhood with this thoroughly British soft liquorice. Henry Goode's Soft Eating Liquorice is the very first born and bred soft British liquorice. Unlike many run of the mill liquorices on the market, this moorish product has a superior soft quality that's similar to fudge or marshmallows (you can literally squidge it into a ball with your fingers), which means you can chew to your heart's content without losing any dentures!

The taste is much more mellow compared to other liquorices and contains less than two per cent fat, no salt and natural colours and flavours making it a delicious and healthy treat. So if you love liquorice, ignore the foreign imports, get back to your roots and bite British. And if you have been a ‘hater' of the black stuff in the past, give Henry Goode's Soft Eating Liquorice a try - you might just be surprised.