To say that noone under 50 likes liquorice?

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Liquorice is the food of the devil and it's slowly dying out as people come to their senses with regards to this disgusting black substance, which has clearly been pulled straight from Satan's bumhole

YABU - I am a weirdo who likes liquorice
YANBU - I am a normal person who agrees that whoever invented this stuff belongs in prison

YANBU - In my 50s and I also am perplexed as to why people like liquorice. It makes me want to vomit.

I'm 30 and a liquorice lover, I always treat myself to something from Lakrids by Bülow at Christmas and my birthday

I didn’t like it as a child but have grown to, particularly the salty stuff. 30s.

Liquorice is winning! I love it even the weird Dutch varieties. The kind with coloured icing is horrible though.

I love it except when I went off it in pregnancy.

I absolutely LOVE licquorice. I've never understood the hate for it. It's amazing

I used to like it, but don't like any sweets now.

I remember as a child proper liquorice twigs were commonplace in sweet shops.

In my thirties and adore liquorice. Hard liquorice, soft liquorice, sweet liquorice, salty liquorice, liquorice with sal ammoniac, liquorice tea, liquorice root to chew, liquorice toffee, liquorice coins, liquorice allsorts, liquorice chews… all of it.

It's a young person's sweet, though — too much of it isn't good for the blood pressure

To say that noone under 50 likes liquorice?

My 25 yo DS loves the stuff. So does my mum and I quite like it too, but we are over your threshold OP!

I love the Panda bars, so does my son. All flavours are good.

36 and have always loved it, after a move to Scandinavia that love has deepened 😁 (except salted 🤮)

I like me a liquorice dib dab. May have to order some from Amazon now. 😋

I'm over 50 and I LOVE liquorice. I don't buy it often as I can't control myself and would eat a whole packet in one go. Apparently it can raise your blood pressure, which is why I can't trust myself with it. Both my parents liked it also.

I would probably go as far as saying I prefer it to chocolate - and I love chocolate.

I’m 47 and love it. Liquorice flavoured tea is lovely.

I've only ever seen it once - it blew my mind and I'm so sad I haven't seen it since.

To answer your question OP - I love liquorice. Especially covered in chocolate. It's a revelation for your tastebuds (37yo, DH 35 agrees... as does my colleague in his 20's)

You'd hate Sweden. They have shops that just sell liquorice

I love liquorice - particularly the salted stuff, and I am under 50. My 12 year old also loves it. Although, in fairness, we would probably both identify as being slightly weird in general.

We spend waaaaaay too much money on LbB... 🤤

I love it, have done since I was a child (late thirties now).

YANBU. Although I have to admit that DD(12) loves it and has done ever since she was 2.5 and I used some liquorice wheels on DC1's birthday cake. I bought them because I needed a wheel, not because they're liquorice. And I discovered DH likes it too.

45 and I adore liquorice and had some from my stash last night!

The year is 1978. The kind old lady next door used to buy us sweets every week. The anticipation was thrilling… until you realised she had handed you a bag of liquorice comfits. Or liquorice wheels. Or a liquorice sherbet. Or the weird liquorice pipes with hundreds and thousands stuck to the end to look like it was lit (fake smoking products that were fashioned from sweets were quite the thing 😂). Obviously this was 1978 so we were grateful, said thank you and ate them even though in reality they were rank. Explaining you didn’t like liquorice to her would’ve earned you a slap from your mum.
She alternated between liquorice-based products or jellied fruits. Equally nasty.

Kids don’t know they’re born these days 😂

Hate the stuff but DP ( late 30s) and DSS (12) love it. They also like marmite so they clearly just have broken taste buds 🤣

I hate it and I am over 60.

I don't like liquorice on it's own but I enjoy a 'Liquorice Allsort'.
I'm under 50.
I said YABU because you're being rude and ageist.