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Snuff
- Thread starter djhatman
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No menthol, your "nasal mucosa membrane" will thank you! 
Stanleybwheeler
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I've used snuff since I was 14 and I'm now 57. I've pretty much used every kind available at stores in my area at one time or another. The longest running brand I used was Copenhagen moist snuff. For about the last 15 years I've used Grizzly brand which is also a moist snuff. I don't have anything against the dry powdered snuff but the moist is more convenient to use unless you want to sniff it in your nose. I tried that only once and won't be doing it again.
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BriarWolf
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It depends. If you mean 'dip', can't stand the stuff. Nasal snuff however, the refined habit of poets and emperors, is one of my happy vices (and likely the least unhealthy). I've tried a number of the the locally available American dry snuffs, all by Swisher, including Railroad Mills and Superior scotchs snuffs, and Honey Bee. Fond of them all. I have a large snuff box on my desk and another smaller one for the pocket, and hope one day to have a mulling horn as well.
Only tried dip in high school a couple of times and that was a couple of times to many. I've tried Silver Dollar cherry and scotch snuff. I like them both just still trying to get a hold of how to inhale the right amount that I don't get it in the back of my throat. But when I get it right I really like it.
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