ENGLISH LICORICE ALL SORTS

Licorice all sorts made by Bassetts imported from England.

The first Bassett's sweets were made in 1842 when George Bassett founded his confectionery company in Sheffield, England.

Bassett's Liquorice Allsorts were created by accident in 1899, when Charlie Thompson, a salesman for Bassett's visited a wholesaler with a sample of liquorice and cream paste specialties - chips, rocks, Buttons, nuggets, plugs and twists. Each item was offered to the wholesaler and in turn was refused. The salesman clumsily gathered his samples boxes together, knocking them over and spilling the colorful sweets on the counter. The wholesaler saw more attraction in the 'mixed' sweets and placed an order. The salesman named them Liquorice Allsorts.

14 oz.