Anyone tried Red Man 'dip' yet?

[Grim]

I wasnt talking about the 1.8 ppm report, which ive seen.

Im talking about a report released from swedish match on their website about their products.

So yes , all swedish match american snus products have the lowest tsna's than any others which are made in america.

I was a redman fan before i knew that and continue to support swedish match in all they do.

[captncaveman]

red Man dip isn't that bad. As memory serves me, we have always had red man dip here in canada. If i was to use red man i usually bought the "plug" tho. Their snuff was good. It had a good salty taste. But i enjoy the plug, it sure is sweet tho. It comparable to oliver twist.

[Dead Rabbit]

Tastes like @$$h0le

lol

[bondzai]

I wouldn't know . . . do you like that taste?

[Janus2059]

sure i've been known to toss a few female salads in my day...

[scythespawn]

i think it's terrible. it's strong but if i'm going to buy cheap dip i'd rather get grizz lc wg...

[Grim]

I notice that most people who use cheap snuff here in america mostly go with grizzly.

Its not bad but it loses its flavor too quick but it still gets the job done.

I never got into grizzly much. I used husky and timberwolf but always went back to copenhagen snuff and eventually was strictly a redman user.

But there are so many choices that no matter your taste you cant really go wrong.

[cwcov]

Does anyone know if this is the same that was offered way back (say 1989-90)? I know I remember enjoying Redman dip (not the loose leaf) back then. If it's similar I may have to do a lot more looking around cent. Iowa for it.

[MN_Snuser]

I guess I thought that all Swedish Match American dip (redman, twolf, longhorn) was made with the "gothitek"(sp) process. Which is steam cured or something. Whereas Conwood, UST products are fire cured.