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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
Thank you so much Joe, I have made the sauce like in your recipe (I replace the brown sugar with some black treacle , and I spray it on the old three nuns tobacco that I rehydrated, I heated the tobacco in the microwave a little bit, and wrapped it in cling wrap and transfer the tobacco puck in...- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
That would be interesting 👍- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
So I placed the tobacco in a glass container with snap lid, and I placed a small bowl of distilled water in the middle of the bowl, inside the small bowl I put a paper towel to act as a wick. After three days the tobacco now is rehydrated and I’ve smoke a bowel of it, it tastes fantastic, very...- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
It’s crazy how far people goes to recreate this legendary blend.- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
Thank you so much!- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
Wow… that’s very interesting, thank you so much for sharing this information!- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
Could tell me about this method please ?- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
What was the toppings used in three Nuns?- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
Those tins were bought in the 80’s from Slovenia, as the seller told me.- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
Sure, but there is nothing on the bottom of the tin- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
The tin says made in England on the side- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
That seems a very good idea, thank you, I’ll definitely try it!- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
Thank for the adv Thank you for the information, I bought the tins for the price of a new 50g tin, so it wasn’t that expensive.- Sankt Pöltener
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A question about an old tins of Bell’s Three Nuns!
I’ve got recently 5 Tins of Bells Three Nuns Made in England, the tins are still full but unfortunately the vacuum seal has been broken with age as I think.. The tobacco is bone dry. Is the tobacco worth rehydrating? Cause I read that once the tobacco is one dry, rehydrating it won’t help as...- Sankt Pöltener
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