I gather from the Oliver Twist website that these pellets are either smoke-cured or air-dried, depending on the flavour. Just wondering what the level of nitrosamines would be, as I am aware that pasteurisation is the safest method of production of ST.
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I have never tried Oliver Twist, and never plan on it, since it supposedly burns your throat and has very low levels of nicotine. Oliver Twist has a relatively low TSNA content, but snus is even lower. -
snusjus. I have used them occasionally for almost two years, and never had ANY burning of the throat. I always use two at a time, but I am not really looking for nicotine when I use them, I just love the taste. A very different way to enjoy tobacco.
They are just REALLY tasty. :lol:Comment
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Anyone tried the General and Rhoda Lacket tobacco cuts yet?Comment
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Oliver Twist not only tastes good, but is high in antioxidants and low in TSNAs. Good stuff for a mid-afternoon pick up.Comment
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antioxidants?Comment
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Yup, tobacco has antioxidants. See? snus is good for you :^)
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...2f86666f84b908Comment
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I have the bad habit of unrolling OT's with my tongue and I usually end up with a mouth full of bits and stuff stuck in my teeth. I like the wintergreen and citrus.Comment
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I personally don't like those.. but that's just me.Comment
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Haha, how novel. :lol:Originally posted by lxskllrComment
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Please go on...Originally posted by jamesstewComment
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os man, I love the Roda, los, portion, Claq, if anyone can enlighten me about the availability of a Roda tobacco bit, I'd be your best pal for everOriginally posted by joshuaComment
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