Tenneasee snuffer
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I want to start making my own snuff can someone tell me which tobacco is best for nasel snuff.
Snuff making advice
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This is from the Wiki link:
Some recommended smokeless tobacco from www.wholeleaftobacco.com:
wholeleaftobacco.com
Some cigarette varieties to mix, match, come up with your own blend:
wholeleaftobacco.com
Good luck and post up some of your recipes!
Some recommended smokeless tobacco from www.wholeleaftobacco.com:
Smokeless Tobaccos
Chewing tobaccos are a type of smokeless tobacco product. Unlike dipping tobacco, it must be chewed in order to release nicotine and flavor.
wholeleaftobacco.com
Some cigarette varieties to mix, match, come up with your own blend:
Cigarette Tobaccos
Whole leaf tobacco offers a wide variety of Cigarette tobaccos such as Flue-cured Virginia, Dark Air Cured, Burley & Lemon Virginia to fit your needs.
wholeleaftobacco.com
Good luck and post up some of your recipes!
Welcome to the forum. Feel free to introduce yourself in the Introduce Yourself forum. The Index of Key Forum Threads contains a section on Smokeless.
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Tenneasee snuffer
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Thanks knucklehead think?aI will try the?dark air cure.This is from the Wiki link:
Some recommended smokeless tobacco from www.wholeleaftobacco.com:
Smokeless Tobaccos
Chewing tobaccos are a type of smokeless tobacco product. Unlike dipping tobacco, it must be chewed in order to release nicotine and flavor.
Some cigarette varieties to mix, match, come up with your own blend:
Cigarette Tobaccos
Whole leaf tobacco offers a wide variety of Cigarette tobaccos such as Flue-cured Virginia, Dark Air Cured, Burley & Lemon Virginia to fit your needs.
Good luck and post up some of your recipes!
The dark air is really nice. I use it at 10% in my cigarette blend. A member here from Sweden uses the dark air for his Swedish Snus.
Tenneasee snuffer
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What is the ingredient add to tobacco products to free up the nic.
Read the links provided. They contain all the details.
Bob
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ArizonaDave
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Well, I make a smokeless stick I use in public (spitless). a long cigar. I can cut into small circles and put into a 2x2 seed ziplock (Can be found at Hobby Lobby, or on line). I'll put a piece in. As far as the Tobacco, I'll use Dark Air. I skip the Fire Cured in this blend. I've gotten used to it w/o out the Fire Cured, but if you like Fire Cured, add it. There's enough Nicotine in the Dark Air alone to keep you zipping along.
Nasal snuff, I use a fine ground Cigar tobacco Criollo Liguero. Not exactly what you're used to, but if you read the above links, you can probably find what you're looking for. For me, I found something that worked better for me. We're all individuals, who can come up with something you like.
Josiah Lovelace
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Hey guys, just made an account here. I was wondering if anyone could lead me in the direction to getting a recipe together for something similar to copenhagen natural? I'm entirley new to making dip and also this forum so forgive me if this is already a thread somewhere. Also, what's the opinion on fermentation? I read somewhere that it makes tobacco more harmful (which I don't want), but I also figure it helps the preservation of it (like making pickles). How long does y'all's dip usually stay good and what do you do instead of fermenation (if you don't ferment that is)? Thanks!
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This is a thread recommended by another member. I also typed Copenhagen into the search box top right and pulled up a ton of posts. I’m a smoker so can’t help other than help get you started. Best of luck.
edit: I linked the wrong thread. Here’s the good one:
It'S Gold
My batch from thanksgiving day is all done breathing. I took it out of the jar, stirred it up and took a dip. They say crude oil is black gold- No No No! This dip is black gold:p. Worthy of lapping up any spills on the counter top. Some kick ass dip. A big THANK YOU to all who helped me make...
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