Violet pastilles?
Why are they called that? Isn't it just licorice?
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Because they have an aroma of violets…. you can googlen.
You, “Veilchenpastillen” aren’t actually a licorice, but cough sweets with violet taste. The name refers to the aroma of violet flowers, not to the content.
Lakritze is already
This is Lakritz with violet-blooded oil.
No does not stand in the ingredients
Come on! Maybe only Veilchen-Aroma is used.
The unique taste of Veilchenblood oil combined with spicy Lakritz makes HARIBO Viola a real specialty.
https://onlineshop.haribo.com/haribo/lakritz/43/viola
Do you know a brand where violet blood oil is in it?