Fake snus

[Ripantuck]

Right now it is very close to my favorite portion. It has much more tobacco flavor than most snus. Can't get General Onyx anymore and this stuff is amost tied with Onyx as my favorite. Both have strong snus flavors. Like the higher nicotine and more lemony flavor of Onyx, but tobacco in the Ving is a bit richer tasting and has just a bit more sweetness and slightly less salt.

By the way the regular Odens loose is my favorite loose. No flavorings at all, but an increibly delicious, complex tobacco flavor that lasts for well over an hour.

Thanks to Jagmass for trading these two Snus to ,e . Otherwise, I probably wouldn't have tried them. Haven't tried any of the high nic versions from Odens yet, but have two cans of the original Odens extra strong loose on order, thinking that if it tastes similar to the original Odens loose, I can just use a smaller pris and save more money.

Rip

[Skell18]

Right now it is very close to my favorite portion. It has much more tobacco flavor than most snus. Can't get General Onyx anymore and this stuff is amost tied with Onyx as my favorite. Both have strong snus flavors. Like the higher nicotine and more lemony flavor of Onyx, but tobacco in the Ving is a bit richer tasting and has just a bit more sweetness and slightly less salt.

By the way the regular Odens loose is my favorite loose. No flavorings at all, but an increibly delicious, complex tobacco flavor that lasts for well over an hour.

Thanks to Jagmass for trading these two Snus to ,e . Otherwise, I probably wouldn't have tried them. Haven't tried any of the high nic versions from Odens yet, but have two cans of the original Odens extra strong loose on order, thinking that if it tastes similar to the original Odens loose, I can just use a smaller pris and save more money.

Rip

The extreme does taste very similar to original but a bit richer on account of there being more tobacco in it

[PipenSnus]

Actually, all tobacco undergoes some sort of curing/fermentation before it reaches the final processor, whether it is to be made into snus, snuff, pipe tobacco, or what have you. The important thing is that steam pasteurization used in snus manufacture creates an end product with very low TSNA counts. There is no such thing as an un-fermented tobacco product.

[GN Tobacco Sweden AB]

So, in my recent order, I got some Olde Ving snus. Got through half a can, it tasted good but left an odd taste in my mouth (that's what she said). Then I read the snubie reviews, and found out that it is cured rather than pasteurized. wt****ing-f. I originally adopted snus as a habit because it is practically benign. I don't want to run any risks associated with cured snus. Cured snus = fake snus IMHO.

So, what other snuses are not pasteurized? What should I avoid? Will I have to throw out half my collection?

Dear Czar you getting hand crafted snus with lowest possible dangerous shit and so on i am tired to explain everything again but do not worry , that all what i can say ..if you have really concerned then i can explain if not just enjoy it

[GN Tobacco Sweden AB]

Old Ving, Odens 69, Odens Cold, *Odens Original, *Odens Licorice

*These may be contract made. I don't know if they're made by GN, or not.

they all are made by GN

[Skell18]

they all are made by GN

Hence why they are all ****ing amazing!

[lxskllr]

they all are made by GN

Are there any left that are under contract? I prefer the GN made snus.

[GN Tobacco Sweden AB]

Are there any left that are under contract? I prefer the GN made snus.

yes dear extra starks

[phantom]

So, in my recent order, I got some Olde Ving snus. Got through half a can, it tasted good but left an odd taste in my mouth (that's what she said). Then I read the snubie reviews, and found out that it is cured rather than pasteurized. wt****ing-f. I originally adopted snus as a habit because it is practically benign. I don't want to run any risks associated with cured snus. Cured snus = fake snus IMHO.

So, what other snuses are not pasteurized? What should I avoid? Will I have to throw out half my collection?

I have researched most snus on the market GN from what I have found has TSNA levels less than 1 PPM which is lower than most.

[the88]

Dude I just got a half roll of Oden's Original Portion finally. It tastes safe to me.

[CzechCzar]

I stand corrected!!

[hokiehi82]

I'm sorry, but if I found out they actually made Odens original using cancer, I'd still use it. Right now its the building block of my daily rotation.

[chadizzy1]

So, in my recent order, I got some Olde Ving snus. Got through half a can, it tasted good but left an odd taste in my mouth (that's what she said). Then I read the snubie reviews, and found out that it is cured rather than pasteurized. wt****ing-f. I originally adopted snus as a habit because it is practically benign. I don't want to run any risks associated with cured snus. Cured snus = fake snus IMHO.

So, what other snuses are not pasteurized? What should I avoid? Will I have to throw out half my collection?

Larry, DrSnus and myself have all seen reports from Eurofins on the TSNA levels on the GN products and I assure you, they're on par or safer than many other products in the Swedish Snus range. I don't know if I ever did a follow up article on that, I'll need to check - I think Larry may have, but I'm not sure.

[CzechCzar]

Larry, DrSnus and myself have all seen reports from Eurofins on the TSNA levels on the GN products and I assure you, they're on par or safer than many other products in the Swedish Snus range. I don't know if I ever did a follow up article on that, I'll need to check - I think Larry may have, but I'm not sure.

So what you're telling me is that I threw away a perfectly good can of snus?? DAMNIT

[CzechCzar]

Also, my name isn't Larry. I'd expect you to know better, Thomas.