Oliver Twists

[Ansel]

Thanks mate, i see they are on par with snus - i do put 3 or 4 in at one time though which i guess times the TSNAs by 3/4... still, they are pretty cool - and legal! here in the UK.

[Reynard]

legal! here in the UK.

Yep, and if snus goes baps-up we'll have something we can use instead. It's cheaper for me to import snus than to get some tobacco bits here in the uk though lol.

[Frosted]

There's plenty of nic in these things. They all come in different sizes - each pellet is different. If you 'chew' them very gently with your teeth you can get a great nic hit. If you don't want a great nic hit don't chew them - if you need plenty have a chew. You have as much nic as you want. I find them sometimes stronger than Extra Sterks.

I guess that American hardcore chew veterans aren't going to like them but for us Brits with our backs up against the wall this isn't at all bad stuff.

[Frankie Reloaded]

...though i don't know what the TSNA count for these things are.

I always thought they were in the same ballpark as snus. And it seem they are http://www.smokersonly.org/product_f..._specific.html

[Reynard]

I'm loving getting back into Oliver Twists, not even LD Black snus compares to the strength of liquorice flavour of OT Royal. Using 2 pieces, you definitely get more nic than a regular portion, strictly it should be 10mg, according to the company's website. But then Extreme copes on 1 piece and he's an ES user. I might try just one piece and see how it goes.

Mysmokingshop delivered the day after I ordered, too! :-)

Edit: I could easily use these instead of snus if all goes t*ts up, and would recommend all snusers in the EU to give them a go, just in case.

[Reynard]

Have just ordered 6 tins of tropical and 6 tins of royal from The Backy Shop - tobacco bits.

I spent quite a while registering with all shops that sell it in the UK, checking out with 12 tins, and went with the cheapest. At the above shop 12 tins cost £49.30 with shipping - thats £4.11 a tin - the cheapest you'll find it online in the UK.