Assertion: licorice | /r/HasProperty | sweet candy
Facets:
value: moderately
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Typically, it is a moderately sweet candy, and is available in a variety of flavors such as black licorice, strawberry, cherry and chocolate.
text: Licorice is a plant also known as Acide Glycyrrhizique, Alcacuz, Bois Doux, Bois Sucré, Gan Zao, Glabra, Glycyrrhiza, Glycyrrhizic Acid, Isoflavone, Jethi-Madh, Kanzo, Lakritze, Liquiritiae Radix, Liquirizia, Mulathi, Orozuz, Phytoestrogen, Racine de Réglisse, Régalissse, Regaliz, Regliz, Subholz, Sussholz, Sweet Root, Yashtimadhu, Yashti-Madhu, Yashti-Madhuka, Zhi Gan Cao, and many other names.
text: Take equal amount of Licorice, sweet Flag and Galangal.
text: Licorice being sweet, brings in the vatahara effect to the equation.
text: Licorice, Sweet Deal for Various Ailments
text: Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is the sweet herb used in the manufacture of real licorice candy, although many candies labeled as licorice use the copycat flavor of anise instead.
text: Licorice itself is a sweet root, often used as a sweetener in candies and beverages, that has a long history of perceived medicinal benefits.
text: Liquorice, Sweet Root, Liquirizia, Reglissa, Sweet Wood, Black
text: Licorice (also spelled liquorice) is the sweet flavor extracted from the root of Glycyrrhiza glabra.
text: The root is often called "sweet root" because it contains a chemical compound that is approximately 50 times sweeter than table sugar.
text: In addition to sweet root, licorice has been called licorice root, liquorice, reglisse, regolizia, suessholz, sweet licorice, and sweet wood.
text: Licorice (American English), or liquorice (British English), is also known as the sweet root, Spanish licorice, and the peacemaker herb.
text: In addition to sweet root, licorice has been called licorice root, liquorice, reglisse, regolizia, suessholz, sweet licorice, and sweet wood.
text: Licorice is also known as the ‘sweet root’ (as it contains a compound that makes it 50 times sweeter than sugar).
text: Moving forward in time, during World War II, a time when countries at war in Europe had to ration both food and sugar, licorice was one of the few sweet treats available, serving also as survival food.
text: Typically, it is a moderately sweet candy, and is available in a variety of flavors such as black licorice, strawberry, cherry and chocolate.
text: Since licorice is a sweet candy, sweetening ingredients make up much of their composition.
text: Since licorice is a sweet candy, sweetening ingredients make up much of their composition.
text: Licorice is a plant also known as Acide Glycyrrhizique, Alcacuz, Bois Doux, Bois Sucré, Gan Zao, Glabra, Glycyrrhiza, Glycyrrhizic Acid, Isoflavone, Jethi-Madh, Kanzo, Lakritze, Liquiritiae Radix, Liquirizia, Mulathi, Orozuz, Phytoestrogen, Racine de Réglisse, Régalissse, Regaliz, Regliz, Subholz, Sussholz, Sweet Root, Yashtimadhu, Yashti-Madhu, Yashti-Madhuka, Zhi Gan Cao, and many other names.
text: Licorice is a plant also known as Acide Glycyrrhizique, Alcacuz, Bois Doux, Bois Sucré, Gan Zao, Glabra, Glycyrrhiza, Glycyrrhizic Acid, Isoflavone, Jethi-Madh, Kanzo, Lakritze, Liquiritiae Radix, Liquirizia, Mulathi, Orozuz, Phytoestrogen, Racine de Réglisse, Régalissse, Regaliz, Regliz, Subholz, Sussholz, Sweet Root, Yashtimadhu, Yashti-Madhu, Yashti-Madhuka, Zhi Gan Cao, and many other names.
text: Licorice (American English), or liquorice (British English), is also known as the sweet root, Spanish licorice, and the peacemaker herb.
text: Take equal amount of Licorice, sweet Flag and Galangal.