Question about swedish snus

[jnkyo07]

yo,

i got a skoal citrus snus in right now...i've chewed a lot of different kinds of snuff and smoked, but last spring i found out about snus from camel snus...i know skoal and camel are american snuses which are different. i just ordered a can of general, a can of retro, and a can of lucky strike...what differences can i expect? i'm excited to try it...it takes two portions of skoal snus to get me a buzz...will it take less with swedish snus? any information will be helpful! thanks also any tips like how to enhance a buzz, which brand (of the three i bought) to try first, etc would be greatly appreciated

peace out

[sagedil]

I like your avatar, fellow travelers. :wink:

Where to start.

biggest difference - tatse. Swedish snus flavors are WAY more muted. Even the sweet snus are not all that sweet. For your first month, you will taste a lot of salt!! Do not let thios throw you. Your body gets used to it fast, and within a month, you won't notice it.

Of what You got, i would probably try the General first, cause it is as traditional as you can get, and something like 70% of the Swedish market uses that one. Then I would go retro, and sabve the lucky strike for last. the lucky strike is saltier than most, and probably the strongest "flavored" as much as a traditional tobacco snus can be said to be flavored.

If you want a higher nic kick, order some of the strong, or sterks, next. Nick & Johnny, Skruff Stark, General Sterk,General Extra Sterk, and a few more. Buytsnus has them listed separately. But they all have a higher then average nicotine content.

I will let others add now. :lol:

[Old Frothingslosh]

I had Skoal snus, mint, citrus, and cinnamin before I tried Swedish snus. When my order finally came, the Swedish snus went in my mouth and the Skoal snus went in the can. No comparison at all.