woi te, ako mangayo ko for sure...haven;t seen that here...sos pagkalami...laway nalang ko ani taman...unsa na sya te? hahaha..sorry kay gali ko...lahi man jud ang licorice dire...:)
Hello there Ate Eds ! We got back since Sunday but wasn't able to visit blogs till now. They got sick (diarrhea) except me. We actually brought our son to the hospital today because he is fevered (still is till now.).
I would like to thank you all for the wonderful and encouraging words you said and left at my blogs. For the sympathy and prayers, and for those who shared their blessings to the family! May God bless you all for your compassionate hearts!
hi Am, it comes from a a plant called the Glycyrrhiza, meaning �sweet root� in Greek. There are two ways to produce licorice. Companies producing licorice on small production scales often use the corn starch molding process, while larger-sclae production companies use the licorice rope extrusion process. The licorice rope extrusion process is another way to make licorice candy. It starts with boiling a mix containing licorice root extract to an exact temperature. Next, flavorings and colorings are added and the mix is slowly cooked until it is a dough-like consistency. Afterwards, it is placed in an extruder that resembles a meat processor. The mix is forced out of tiny holes making it into a rope. The rope is sometimes twisted to give a more interesting form.
hi dhemz, that's ok oist. nothing to say sorry..hehehe.. basta ikaw oks kaayo. bitaw, check out sa akong answer of amy's questions.i think it will give you enough idea about it..
Oh boy Eden...that licorice so reminds me of when I was a Kid...we use to eat a bag of the every Saturday when we went to the Movie Theater. What a memory :)
Wow! Thank you for the information as to how Eden.I heard that in the movies kasi and saw the twisted shape. The picture here looks so tasty talaga. Salamat.
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Yes, ofcourse.
that looks good ate
Looks so yummy... hahhaa...made up of what ba yan?
yes pahingi naman! ^_^ gusto ko din kumain ng ganyan lalo na pag nagba-blog ehhe
Looks yummy to me,Mommy Eden!!What's that??Is it a cookie??So colorful!!
woi te, ako mangayo ko for sure...haven;t seen that here...sos pagkalami...laway nalang ko ani taman...unsa na sya te? hahaha..sorry kay gali ko...lahi man jud ang licorice dire...:)
Can i have some?
Hello there Ate Eds ! We got back since Sunday but wasn't able to visit blogs till now. They got sick (diarrhea) except me. We actually brought our son to the hospital today because he is fevered (still is till now.).
I would like to thank you all for the wonderful and encouraging words you said and left at my blogs. For the sympathy and prayers, and for those who shared their blessings to the family! May God bless you all for your compassionate hearts!
hi jarlin!, just help yourself..hehehe
thanks nelds
hahaha.. inubos na lahat ni hubby sis.hahaha.. nothing left for me and dorothy anymore..lolz
thanks
hi Am, it comes from a a plant called the Glycyrrhiza, meaning �sweet root� in Greek. There are two ways to produce licorice. Companies producing licorice on small production scales often use the corn starch molding process, while larger-sclae production companies use the licorice rope extrusion process. The licorice rope extrusion process is another way to make licorice candy. It starts with boiling a mix containing licorice root extract to an exact temperature. Next, flavorings and colorings are added and the mix is slowly cooked until it is a dough-like consistency. Afterwards, it is placed in an extruder that resembles a meat processor. The mix is forced out of tiny holes making it into a rope. The rope is sometimes twisted to give a more interesting form.
thanks
hi mommy clarsss.. this is a type of candy for treat or dessert snack. please check out my above answer to Amy's questions on how it is done..
thanks.. wala bang licorice dyan?
hi dhemz, that's ok oist. nothing to say sorry..hehehe.. basta ikaw oks kaayo. bitaw, check out sa akong answer of amy's questions.i think it will give you enough idea about it..
thanks and have a nice day
how do u eat this , sis? lol. looks yummy!
naku
paborito ko yan
lalo na pag yun pula lang
penge!!!
hehe
Oh boy Eden...that licorice so reminds me of when I was a Kid...we use to eat a bag of the every Saturday when we went to the Movie Theater.
What a memory :)
hi sis melds.. just eat it like an ordinary candy.. so yummy talaga.
Sure Rose, you can have some..hehehe
Glad you are back and hope your son is doing OK now. Maybe that is some kind of tummy bug . many kids here are sick with that kind of symptoms
You are so welcome.
help yourself, rafter..hehehe
hi Dorothy, nice to see you here again. :) we all love it. my daughter and hubby can't stop eating til nothing left.
thanks sa info te...ang ako lang man na try is katong twisted...and I don't like it...eehhehe...:)
Wow! Thank you for the information as to how Eden.I heard that in the movies kasi and saw the twisted shape. The picture here looks so tasty talaga. Salamat.
you are welcome dhemz, naa sad ng twisted diri black ang color. lami sad kaayo..hehehe
you are so welcome, Ams
so I see it's a candy...too perfect to for my sweet tooth!!I'm craving for them already!!I love their colors,so colorful talaga!!\(^0^)/
Hi Eden,
Yes, I guess I want some :D
Thanks,
Paulo
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