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myliquorice.co.uk, October 2026

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The MyLiquorice Club

A liquorice-only subscription from a UK specialist that stocks salty, sweet and chocolate styles

3.7★★★★☆out of 5
Status
Operating
Best for
Committed liquorice fans, especially lovers of salty liquorice
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What's in the box: A selection of liquorice from the shop's range, which covers salty, sweet, English and chocolate coated styles, though the site doesn't list the exact contents of each box.

My Liquorice is a UK online shop that sells only liquorice, and the MyLiquorice Club is its subscription, listed at £31.95. The shop stocks liquorice from around the world. The range runs from strongly salted styles to sweet, chewy English varieties, and there are chocolate coated, vegan, vegetarian and sugar free options too. It also sells its own Craig's Liquorice line and a rotating set of house mixes. That variety is the best reason to join: a regular box from a specialist is an easy way to try styles you won't find in a supermarket. The site doesn't clearly say what goes in each club box, how often boxes ship or how pausing works. It does publish a cancellation policy, so read it before you sign up. The shop offers free UK shipping on orders over £40 and same day dispatch on orders placed before 2pm, but it doesn't say whether those terms cover subscription deliveries. This box is narrow on purpose. If you love liquorice, especially the salty kind, it's easy to recommend. If you want a general mix of British sweets, look elsewhere, because liquorice is all you'll get. The rating reflects a focused, credible specialist that gives very little detail about the subscription itself.

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