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I used to dip Copenhagen but they priced me out at 6.00 a can. I switched to Stokers Fine cut natural and it is the closest thing I have found to Copenhagen snuff. I actually like it better and it only costs 20.00 (minus tax) for a 10 ounce tub. Way cheaper.
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I am a persistent enjoyer of General Mint snus.

Shipping is pretty high, coming from Sweden.... but still cheaper than American tins at a convenience store. I stock up with 40 tins or so at a time. I keep them in the freezer until I'm ready to use them.

https://www.mysnus.com/general-mint-white-portion.html
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gnaw cheapie cheroots.
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Herbal CBD pouches.
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I dip sometimes. I like it when I'm doing manual labor where a pipe would be an inconvenience. Dip or loose leaf chew. Mail Pouch is my current go to for the latter.
Stokers is one dip I regularly go back to. I like their long cut though.
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JimVH wrote: 08 Nov 2022, 16:32 Herbal CBD pouches.
They got a gummy version on this option?
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Geezer Alert.

Levi Garrett Plug became my go-to Army Field Training chaw.

If I was out, there was always plenty of Red Man available for a pinch.

Red Man.

What rubes.
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DLJake wrote: 08 Nov 2022, 17:49
JimVH wrote: 08 Nov 2022, 16:32 Herbal CBD pouches.
They got a gummy version on this option?
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DLJake wrote: 08 Nov 2022, 17:55 Geezer Alert.

Levi Garrett Plug became my go-to Army Field Training chaw.

If I was out, there was always plenty of Red Man available for a pinch.

Red Man.

What rubes.
Redman Golden blend was my first loose leaf chew. Did you know they call it America's Best now? Pitty...
In my early days of chewing I really enjoyed Jackson's Apple Jack. Pretty sure they don't make it any more. A shame! Plug tobacco is good stuff. Usually less sugary and more tobaccoy. It's expensive though. A good twist if tobacco is a nice treat as well.
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joegoat wrote: 08 Nov 2022, 18:49
DLJake wrote: 08 Nov 2022, 17:55 Geezer Alert.

Levi Garrett Plug became my go-to Army Field Training chaw.

If I was out, there was always plenty of Red Man available for a pinch.

Red Man.

What rubes.
Redman Golden blend was my first loose leaf chew. Did you know they call it America's Best now? Pitty...
In my early days of chewing I really enjoyed Jackson's Apple Jack. Pretty sure they don't make it any more. A shame! Plug tobacco is good stuff. Usually less sugary and more tobaccoy. It's expensive though. A good twist of tobacco is a nice treat as well.
My grandmother liked both plug and twist.

She favored an empty vegetable can for a spittoon.
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