This is a mini-review of Gold River dip.
Yay, or nay? Yay.
Not sure if this is popular, as it doesn't seem locally available, when I read about this, I was very curious, as the only dip flavor I like at all is "Natural", though I really like the sweet loose leaf chews, and read this is like the flavor of sweet loose leaf chew, in a dip cut. Overall, I prefer loose leaf chew, because of the cut, I just like a big hunk of leaf over the small dip cut. But I still might use dip sometimes, especially if it's something I haven't tried and am curious about, such as this Gold River.
I want to thank again the member who traded this to me, as I could not find it locally. Not sure how old these cans are, and having bought some dry cans myself before, upon opening it, it was not as moist as I had thought, but that's just par for course when buying dip, unless you buy a popular known brand that sells fast. So, I opened the top...
One is greeted with a nice smell, a sweet maple syrup, honey like smell. I grabbed some and stuck it in my mouth. Though it seemed kinda dry by my fingers, it juiced up fine in the mouth, and the flavor is like the smell. Sweet, but not super sweet, just right, and a nice taste reminding me of maple syrup and honey.
The cut is called long cut, and it is, though it really holds together well, almost like a stringy cut. Packs easy, and holds in place, and even is easy to switch sides.
As far as strength or buzz, I have no idea, as I don't get one with anything.
Overall, I give this a yay score. It's different and unique. It's not really like sweet loose leaf chew, but I guess that's the closest one could compare it too.
Yeah, I like this. It's not bad at all, and not gag inducing, like most "Straight" flavored dips affect me.
For people that dip, and like loose leaf chew, I'd recommend it, at least to say they tried it.
Yay, or nay? Yay.
Not sure if this is popular, as it doesn't seem locally available, when I read about this, I was very curious, as the only dip flavor I like at all is "Natural", though I really like the sweet loose leaf chews, and read this is like the flavor of sweet loose leaf chew, in a dip cut. Overall, I prefer loose leaf chew, because of the cut, I just like a big hunk of leaf over the small dip cut. But I still might use dip sometimes, especially if it's something I haven't tried and am curious about, such as this Gold River.
I want to thank again the member who traded this to me, as I could not find it locally. Not sure how old these cans are, and having bought some dry cans myself before, upon opening it, it was not as moist as I had thought, but that's just par for course when buying dip, unless you buy a popular known brand that sells fast. So, I opened the top...
One is greeted with a nice smell, a sweet maple syrup, honey like smell. I grabbed some and stuck it in my mouth. Though it seemed kinda dry by my fingers, it juiced up fine in the mouth, and the flavor is like the smell. Sweet, but not super sweet, just right, and a nice taste reminding me of maple syrup and honey.
The cut is called long cut, and it is, though it really holds together well, almost like a stringy cut. Packs easy, and holds in place, and even is easy to switch sides.
As far as strength or buzz, I have no idea, as I don't get one with anything.
Overall, I give this a yay score. It's different and unique. It's not really like sweet loose leaf chew, but I guess that's the closest one could compare it too.
Yeah, I like this. It's not bad at all, and not gag inducing, like most "Straight" flavored dips affect me.
For people that dip, and like loose leaf chew, I'd recommend it, at least to say they tried it.
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