Simpkins Nipits Aniseed Liquorice Pellets Tins 14 g

I really wanted a licorice snack, and came across Nipits. The taste is somewhat acquired, and it's because there are no sugars or sweeteners in this product. It's a bit of a shock if you are used to the usual soft licorice products. Personally, I like the taste and enjoy the fact that the tiny pieces mean you can control your intake (the package warns people with hypertension not to consume too much). I bought the multipack so that I can put a couple of tins in as stocking fillers for licorice lovers at Xmas. The only complaint is that there is a piece of plastic inside the tin for (supposed) easier dispensing. This is environmentally wasteful, and I wouldn't continue to purchase this product because of it.

Product is as expected a good quality liquorice pellet with a distinct balance of liquorice and aniseed flavouring. The metal container is a classic one and comes in handy even after the sweets have been consumed.

I sent for 12 tins to save on time. Eleven were excellent and in good condition, but one of my twelve tins was melted solid.

Just love these. Used to purchase IMPS all the time until they stopped selling them . These are the nearest things I can find to IMPS.

The last time I visited Beamish Museum I bought some of these. The pellets were incredibly small and they smacked you in the face with flavour. They were perfect and its what got me hooked to them. I'd go back to Beamish with the sole purpose of wanting more of the little beauties. Then I saw that Amazon was selling them so I bought some. The size of the pellets have changed (looks more like chicken feed now) and the flavour isn't anywhere near what it used to be. They're by no means a bad product but I'd recommend you get your hands on the old Nipits instead of these.

I love nipits! all of the flavours, they're great for clearing the nose and throat, and they remind me of my childhood, they used to be called Imps, and I share them with all my friends, Xx

I absolutely love these, to much lolThey are a bit pricey

I had purchased a sinngle tin from a traditional confectionary shop in West Yorkshire last year and when the pellets ran out, I was pleased to see that I could purchase 6 tins for twice what I had paid for a single tin before.GREAT Value.