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  • Rattlesnake
    Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 891

    #16
    Reviews for De Kralingse Gingerbread
    Worcestershire as a snuff scent is amazing. I would never have thought this but it's so true. In combination with ginger, cinnamon, clove and orange peel makes for an absolute winner of a snuff. A sweet desert for the nose. Don't hesitate to try some. Juxtaposer @snuffhouse

    This is another superb offering from Molens De Kralingse. It is not as coarse as other de K's I have tried; a medium to fine grind, sandy brown in colour. It is fairly easy to take, although I find de Kralingse snuff quite sneezy sometimes. The sweetness, citrus notes and ginger are delightfully combined, with an initial astringent tang that after a little while settles down and leaves a beautifully rounded 'fresh baked' gingerbread flavour that lasts a long time in the nose. Be careful, it's very more-ish, you'll want to take this all day! A masterpiece. Toffeenose at snuffhouse

    I'm surprised Ya'll have not advised Extreme about Snuffhouse and snuff reviews

    Just a suggestion for Extreme

    Pm me I'll send You some (Extreme)

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    • Skell18
      Member
      • May 2012
      • 7067

      #17
      Originally posted by Rattlesnake
      Reviews for De Kralingse Gingerbread
      Worcestershire as a snuff scent is amazing. I would never have thought this but it's so true. In combination with ginger, cinnamon, clove and orange peel makes for an absolute winner of a snuff. A sweet desert for the nose. Don't hesitate to try some. Juxtaposer @snuffhouse

      This is another superb offering from Molens De Kralingse. It is not as coarse as other de K's I have tried; a medium to fine grind, sandy brown in colour. It is fairly easy to take, although I find de Kralingse snuff quite sneezy sometimes. The sweetness, citrus notes and ginger are delightfully combined, with an initial astringent tang that after a little while settles down and leaves a beautifully rounded 'fresh baked' gingerbread flavour that lasts a long time in the nose. Be careful, it's very more-ish, you'll want to take this all day! A masterpiece. Toffeenose at snuffhouse

      I'm surprised Ya'll have not advised Extreme about Snuffhouse and snuff reviews

      Just a suggestion for Extreme

      Pm me I'll send You some (Extreme)
      Never used the sites so cannot comment on them, but I know of them. I agree though check them out for more in depth views on different snuffs. If you want moister ones that are easier to take try poschl ones, good moisture. Prob is you like the ones that are traditionally dry and fine Extreme LOL

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      • Frosted
        Member
        • Mar 2010
        • 5798

        #18
        Yeah, I'm over at snuffhouse but I haven't posted anything. There's something about using two forums that gives me a severe capacity for 'can't be arsed' - partly because I don't like the forum format. It is a good site though.

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        • desirexe
          Member
          • Feb 2008
          • 1170

          #19
          75% molens chococreme, 25% wow coconut toffee...it is like shoving a mallo cup up your nose...fricking delicious!!

          Ps - my bad...didn't see you were looking specifically for a wos snuff..

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          • PipenSnus
            Member
            • Apr 2010
            • 1038

            #20
            I'm surprised no one has mentioned WoS Royal George. That's my favorite snuff to reach for when my nose has a sweet tooth. :-)

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            • Skell18
              Member
              • May 2012
              • 7067

              #21
              Originally posted by PipenSnus
              I'm surprised no one has mentioned WoS Royal George. That's my favorite snuff to reach for when my nose has a sweet tooth. :-)
              It isn't as sweet as the straight vanilla snuff, more floral with a vanilla twist, still a dam fine snuff.

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              • Frosted
                Member
                • Mar 2010
                • 5798

                #22
                Originally posted by desirexe
                75% molens chococreme, 25% wow coconut toffee...it is like shoving a mallo cup up your nose...fricking delicious!!

                Ps - my bad...didn't see you were looking specifically for a wos snuff..
                No sorry - any snuff. Just not a fan of coconut or nut.

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