Läkerol

Läkerol is a brand of sugar-free candy that originated in Sweden. The candy is known for its distinct licorice flavor and is often used as a throat lozenge due to its soothing properties.

History

Läkerol was first introduced in 1909 by the Swedish company Cloetta. The name "Läkerol" comes from the Swedish words "läka" (to heal) and "rol" (calm), reflecting the candy's original purpose as a soothing throat lozenge.

Ingredients

The main ingredients in Läkerol are sugar alcohol, flavorings, and colorings. The candy is sugar-free, making it a popular choice for those looking to reduce their sugar intake. The distinctive flavor of Läkerol comes from the use of licorice root extract, which also has medicinal properties.

Medicinal Uses

While Läkerol is primarily consumed as a candy, it also has a number of medicinal uses. The licorice root extract in Läkerol has anti-inflammatory and immune-boosting properties, making it effective in soothing sore throats and coughs. Additionally, the sugar alcohol in Läkerol can help to suppress the growth of harmful bacteria in the mouth, promoting oral health.

Varieties

Läkerol comes in a variety of flavors, including original licorice, menthol, eucalyptus, and lemon. Each flavor offers a unique taste experience, while still providing the soothing benefits of the licorice root extract.

See Also

• Cloetta
• Licorice
• Throat lozenge

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