homemade portions = greatest thing ever
I get a teabag, like the kind any mass-produces tea comes in. Cut off the tag, dump the tea(if you wanted to be efficient you could save it), pull it apart at the seam. then cut it into 3 pieces that are all rectangular. Basically by cutting 1/3 of it off, and the other 2/3 in half lengthwise.
I then take my pris-master(very helpful for this), pull out some snus and put it on the strip of paper.
I lightly break up the snus, then fold the paper around it, long side of the rectangle first. Not like rolling a joint; I leave it on the counter. If the paper can't stretch around it at first, just lengthen the snus distribution.
Then I simply take the short sides, and fold them over. They typically overlap eachother. Just think when you fold "top, bottom, left, right". All the folded sides will be facing you. Combined with how the snus basically sticks to the paper, it keeps together quite nicely.
I then place them in an old portion can, I make 6 at a time. I've had only one fall apart and I've been snusing homemade portions for months. If you made more at a time, they'd be even more secure. I have an active lifestyle, too. I don't do anything to seal them. When I go to use them, It takes a little handling(the short folded sides will stick straight up), but it's not hard.
So that's it! You can imagine the many advantages; being able to have your favorite los with no mess, choosing exactly how much tobacco you want in each portion, etc. But I'll tell you the biggest one: COST.
The only 2 snuses I've been using for months are ettan and skruf estra sterk los. I bought a roll of each, and over several months of making homemade portions I'm not even halfway through each roll. When I think about how much I spend on tobacco per day it's negligible. Of course your mileage may vary. I use 6-10 of these portions a day.
happy snusing.
I then take my pris-master(very helpful for this), pull out some snus and put it on the strip of paper.
I lightly break up the snus, then fold the paper around it, long side of the rectangle first. Not like rolling a joint; I leave it on the counter. If the paper can't stretch around it at first, just lengthen the snus distribution.
Then I simply take the short sides, and fold them over. They typically overlap eachother. Just think when you fold "top, bottom, left, right". All the folded sides will be facing you. Combined with how the snus basically sticks to the paper, it keeps together quite nicely.
I then place them in an old portion can, I make 6 at a time. I've had only one fall apart and I've been snusing homemade portions for months. If you made more at a time, they'd be even more secure. I have an active lifestyle, too. I don't do anything to seal them. When I go to use them, It takes a little handling(the short folded sides will stick straight up), but it's not hard.
So that's it! You can imagine the many advantages; being able to have your favorite los with no mess, choosing exactly how much tobacco you want in each portion, etc. But I'll tell you the biggest one: COST.
The only 2 snuses I've been using for months are ettan and skruf estra sterk los. I bought a roll of each, and over several months of making homemade portions I'm not even halfway through each roll. When I think about how much I spend on tobacco per day it's negligible. Of course your mileage may vary. I use 6-10 of these portions a day.
happy snusing.
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