Organic Licorice Root

The licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is also known as true licorice and is native to the warm cultivation areas of the Mediterranean region.

Product benefits at a glance

  • cut and dried
  • 100% natural
  • free from sugar, additives, or flavorings
  • controlled and hand-filled in Germany
  • in the practical resealable zip bag
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About licorice root

Licorice root is naturally very sweet and is known as the ingredient behind the typical taste of licorice. The sweetness comes from glycyrrhizin, a natural compound found in the root.

Use

The cut root is ideal for brewing a naturally sweet tea or for blending with other teas. It is also used in the production of licorice sweets and licorice liqueur. The dried root can also be chewed similarly to chewing gum.

Origin and production

Our organic licorice root comes from controlled organic cultivation in Spain. It is harvested, gently dried and roughly cut without added colorings, preservatives or other additives.

Important notes

Do not consume licorice root if you have high blood pressure, diabetes or kidney problems. It is also not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

FAQ

Is this licorice root powder?
No, it is dried and roughly cut into pieces of about 0.3-2cm.

Frequently Asked Questions

The sweetness of licorice root comes from the ingredient glycyrrhizin, which makes it many times sweeter than regular sugar.
The root is excellent for preparing tea. It can also be used to enhance other types of teas or in the production of licorice and licorice liqueur.
Our licorice root comes from certified organic cultivation in Spain.
In naturopathy, licorice root is traditionally used for ailments such as gastritis, bronchitis, cough, and inflammations in the mouth and throat area. Scientific studies on this are still pending.
Due to a lack of studies, the intake of licorice root during pregnancy and breastfeeding is not recommended, as potential risks cannot be ruled out.
Yes, regular consumption of licorice root can increase blood pressure. People with high blood pressure should be cautious and consult a doctor beforehand.