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  • Masteron
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    Guys, this raise my question too, what can you add to normal snus? I mean aromas or even better any liquid you find at supermarket? Can you just take from the storage freeze and put it on?

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  • Andy105
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    Originally posted by codyg140 View Post
    Yup and vacuum sealers are cheap these days, plus they're a great gizmo for in the kitchen!
    Yes, and regular freezer bags are not enough. I've murdered Snus in the freezer, that wasn't vacuum sealed.

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  • codyg140
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    Yup and vacuum sealers are cheap these days, plus they're a great gizmo for in the kitchen!

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  • Premium Parrots
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    Just keep it frozen. If you want to keep it for long term then vacuum seal it and freeze it. It will last for more than 7 years and longer stored this way. I have snus that is of that vintage and its like new when thawed out.
    Last edited by Premium Parrots; 13-04-15, 09:20 AM.

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  • James442
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    How to store Snus

    Many people wonder how to properly store their Snus collections, and also wonder how long their cans of Snus will last for. In my experience, open Snus cans are usually good for about three weeks at room temperature before portions begin to lose flavor and cans of los get dried out. In order to prevent your Snus from becoming dry or bad tasting for much longer, it is ideal to refrigerate or freeze your Snus.
    Both portioned and los Snus should be kept in the refrigerator if you plan to use the can within two to three weeks. Cans that you want to store long-term should be placed in the freezer (ideally vacuum packed), where they can be kept for up to a year without a significant decrease in quality.
    Storing your Snus properly will ensure that the taste of the Snus does not deteriorate. When Snus is left out, it can react with air, causing it to either dry out or taste very stale. I’ve had a few cans of Catch get rock-solid on me when I left them out for two months by accident!
    I also recommend taking a look at this great guide on how to build a Snus humidor in four simple steps.

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  • Coolhand
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    You guys are great. Thanks for all the help. A newbies FAQ would make a great sticky thread in this section.

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  • Darwin
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    Freezer for rolls and fridge for on-deck cans.

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  • dquinn104
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    From what I've read the fridge is fine for <6 months or so. The deep freeze with vacuum sealed bags is for storing it for a few years.

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  • Coolhand
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    Freezer or refrigerator?

    I generally buy a roll of my local General Mint and keep it in the refrigerator but I've read on other threads that some people put it in the freezer? I know there are many contrubitutors from outside the US so I'm wondering if freezer means fridge in other countries or should I literally put my snus in the freezer?

    Thanks for the advice and info.

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  • Nikolaos
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    I use Air-lock bags for long term freezing, seems that work well until now...
    Last edited by Nikolaos; 30-04-14, 11:07 AM.

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  • Gracie
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    Great thread, I learned a lot. thanks everyone for sharing.

    Gracie

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  • Andy105
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    I wish I had frozen a can of 5 year old Onyx that I found in the fridge, behind some vintage food items. Looked fine, but tasted like socks. Kept the can, though. Cool chrome lid.

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  • lxskllr
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    I have snus in the freezer that "expired" in 2008. It's not factory fresh, but it's fine. I freeze everything I'm not using within a month.

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  • ThatSnusGuy
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    Hi Scott and welcome to the forum!

    Snus can indeed be stored in the freezer. Swedish snus will however be just as good if kept in the fridge. Swedish snus really doesn't need to be kept in the fridge but if you do, it will keep in from drying out prematurely. I personally only freeze snus when I have a full roll and it's getting close to the best before date on the bottom of the can. In the freezer, Portion and loose snus will last about a year past the best before date. After that, you risk losing flavor and Nicotine strength. Like I said, I personally keep most of my snus in the fridge and have 2 rolls of Julesnus in the freezer at any given time. Hope this helps!

    TSG

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  • scott mcnew
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    keeping snus fresh long term.

    I remember my dad freezing rolls of silver creek to keep it fresh and later bags of chewing tobacco after he switched as he would order large amounts at one time.I was wondering if snus can be kept good longer that way to and if so how long can it be kept frozen?

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