Nasal Snuff in Mouth?

[LaZeR]

:idea: Maybe I can put my snuff in teabags and use it as snus.

[NicotineRush]

MANY of my customers use snuff this way. I have many customers well into their 90's! It's usually the family that purchases for them as most don't have a clue how to use a computer.

[desirexe]

Tom - I think it was you on another forum discussing dipping snuffs and you mentioned how the strawberry and peach don't really smell or tastes as their name implies. I totally agree with you and was thinking of ways to safely add more scent and flavor. I think I've got it! I just used a smashbox, added a scoop of strawberry snuff and topped it with a discreet strawberry portion. it has only been an hour, but the scent is already blending in well. will trya first sniff and taste tomorrow. best of all, I can still reuse the portion! anyway, just sharing my expermiment with you and anyone else who is interterested. trying to make my own rootbeer snuff using the same method.

[Premium Parrots]

MANY of my customers use snuff this way. I have many customers well into their 90's! It's usually the family that purchases for them as most don't have a clue how to use a computer.

I know who you are referring to Tom.


rub it in Tom....just wait my friend....just wait.

[NicotineRush]

Tom - I think it was you on another forum discussing dipping snuffs and you mentioned how the strawberry and peach don't really smell or tastes as their name implies. I totally agree with you and was thinking of ways to safely add more scent and flavor. I think I've got it! I just used a smashbox, added a scoop of strawberry snuff and topped it with a discreet strawberry portion. it has only been an hour, but the scent is already blending in well. will trya first sniff and taste tomorrow. best of all, I can still reuse the portion! anyway, just sharing my expermiment with you and anyone else who is interterested. trying to make my own rootbeer snuff using the same method.

Scenting your snuff.

Tobacco readily absorbs smells, so scenting your snuff is very easy.

I've "scented" snuff using essential oils. The easiest way I've found is to put a very small drop, (use a 'miniscule' amount as these oils are very concentrated!), of an essential oil on a Q-Tip and put that right into the snuff tin for 24hrs. Shake the tin occasionally to spread the scent. Since tobacco readily absorbs aroma, it is easy to 'scent' tobacco with anything that has an aroma.

Flavoring agents range from floral and fruity, such as apricot, geranium, cinnamon, lemon, vanilla, mint, musk, aniseed, rose, sandalwood, tonquin and violet, to the medicinal, such as camphor, menthol, and eucalyptus. Other perfumes commonly used for dry snuff are bergamot, cloves, lavender, otto of roses, orange flowers and jasmin.

Scented oils can be purchased here: http://snuffgear.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=22

[tom502]

You "can" add some water to scotch snuff and make a prilla with it. It's not very flavorful, but it stays together well.

[N0mad]

The really old school way favoured by old ladies in the south was to chew a baccer stick till it was frayed like a brush and dip it in the scotch snuff and rub it on the gums.

I remember when I was a kid we would visit my aunt Bertie (Great Aunt) she had an old coffee can siting beside her chair she spat into. And you are right she had a small frayed stick she picked up the snuff with.

[MCWP]

Putting nasal snuff in the mouth may cause receeding gums and cancer, putting it in the nose causes neither. heh