I keep coming back to Rooster as I get better and better. But this style of snuff doesn't appeal to me much. At a certain point, if I have to try that hard, be that careful, it just stops being fun.
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Does anyone have any links to health studies on the deleterious effects of nasal snuff?Comment
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They have been posted before. Best suggestion though, if you are really interested, go to www.snuffhouse.org. THE snuff site out there, many of us here are there too. If you take a look around, you will find what you are looking for pretty quickly.
Umm, I can tell you know, there aren't any really. Still, go look for yourself.Comment
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I'll heed your advise. I haven't seen much online to indicate or even gauge how harmful this stuff is.Comment
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OK, give me a bit, let me see what I can come up. But everything I have seen say it's not.Comment
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Here are a few I just found in a few minutes
http://www.scribd.com/doc/7351240/Snuff-Health-Risks
http://www.smokeless.org.nz/nasalsnuff.htm
http://monographs.iarc.fr/ENG/Monogr...9/mono89-6.pdfComment
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I wish Toque would come out with a line of snuffs that use the Toque Quit as the base tobacco before adding the scents. The Toque Quit is amazing, good nicotine hit, and smooth as one could imagine. I think I might mix half Toque Quit with half Toque Original. I love the bergamot, and having the nice base of Toque Quit would make it a pleasant, relaxing, and smooth all day snuff.
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Qor, one of the great pleasures of snuff is how easy it is to mix your own. Go wild, report back what you create.
I have never tried quit, as maximizing my nicotine from snuff has never been an issue for me. but it is on my list for my next order I put through in about 10 days.Comment
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Yeah, I have mixed once before, but just the Dholakia Swiss Chocolate and Toque Menthol to make an Andes Mint style snuff.Originally posted by sagedil
Let me know how you like the original. It's just a smooth, pure tobacco. I know that your tastes seem to be more leaning toward the natural flavors of tobacco and snus, so I am interested to hear your response when you get to try it. We seem to have pretty similar tastes, with me liking the occasional menthol snuff as the exception.
I will go home today on lunch and mix some Toque Quit with Toque Original. I will try a 50/50 blend first. I will report back with what I think. I do notice however, that the Toque Original is a little more difficult to take than the Toque Quit, so it should be a nice mix.
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Toque Natural may be my fave Toque.Comment
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With snuff so far, I have really gravitated to the flavors as I have just fallen in love with it all, much like my new found love for Discreet. But have heard so many good things, I am trying both quit and natural next orderComment
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Qor,you might want to try Toques new SP Extra. Like Original its an SP,a bit finer and drier than Quit but it is extra strong nicotine wise and has a LOT of Bergamot. To me it seems easier to take than Original. It'd probably be even better to mix with. Tasty stuff!Comment
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Jeff, I was wondering if you were still alive. haha. Long time no see.Originally posted by NorwesterComment
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I hear that a lot! Usually from people sitting right next to me.Originally posted by chadizzy1
Hows it going Chad? Your blog looks good! Nothing new and exciting in my snus world,just lately trying to work my way thru all the snuff flavors. Give me a year or two and I should be close. :PComment
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noob questions: nasal snuff is a bit of an esoteric concept here and I've seen several methods expressed online.
Firstly, do I inhale with the speed and vigor of say a line of coke or do I delicately smell the stuff?
Also in regards to bullets, I'm guessing you turn the arrow downwards, turn the bottle upside down, then turn both the bottle and arrow upwards and inhale, correct? Do I squeeze the bottle while inhaling, I can't seem to get anything from it otherwise.Comment
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