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Bob
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Bob
Smokin Harley
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Hey that's very cool. Now I understand what Smokin Harley is talking about. That is almost like what you get cooking dip in a sealed jar with moisture without salt. There isn't enough moisture to wash away the nicotine. It tuns black. Is that what your trying to achieve Smokin? You going to smoke the dip?
Thank for the link. I'll bookmark it and try to make some.
Not exactly...I am making cavendish pipe tobacco in the jars in the kilning process but I'm also experimenting with the various methods just to see what I get with a combination of methods . The leaf I'm using is from my 2015 crop. I have some I smoked (as in a post color cure,pseudo-fire cure)that I plan to process as chew that once dried should serve as part of a pipe tobacco blend as well. Some of the tobaccos that are grown and processed for pipe , also work as a chewing tobacco because of the sweetness. Case in point- Orinoco . I plan on growing YTB (Yellow Twist Bud) next year and do the same. Something with a higher natural sugar content - pipe and chew .
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