Camel Snus compared to "real" snus

[Soft Morning, City!]

I can't believe the Camel is made in Sweden. I've also opened up a portion of Camel and poured it out... definitely just looks like roughly chopped cigarette tobacco that's gone through a bit of a grinding. It was completely unsatisfying. The nicotine must be extremely low because I didn't really notice it. Definitely didn't stifle my urge to smoke.

Luckily, my first shipment of Swedish came in the mail about 3 days after I had bought the Camel stuff out of desperation.

It might as well have been candy for all the good it did me.

[rustic]

Even if I have low expectations, it's still made in Sweden, so I will pick up at least a tin.

I may be incorrect, but I vaguely remember reading an article that mentioned that while the initial intro of Camel Snus (I assume in the round tins) was manufactured in Sweden, the current product is produced in the US..

- Jeff