I had seen some talk of snuff awhile back and really wanted to get some but with all the BS for ordering online and US laws...blah-blah, found I could make pretty good snuff on my own...I have tried it with SG-Bracken flake (you have to work on moisture levels you like, but want it on the dry side...then follow below...some SG flake makes for some GREAT/powerful snuff :wink:
Here is some info I found out there and worked very well for me
Making your own snuff
It is very easy to make your own snuff. All you need to do is grind your tobacco in a pepper mill or coffee grinder until you have a fine powder. If you have a good coffee grinder, you should be able to make your snuff with one pass through the grinder, just make sure you have dried out the bacci real good first...
Scenting your snuff
I recommend using one drop of scent on a small piece of blotting paper for one kilo of snuff. Do this after grinding your tobacco. Place the tobacco and the blotting paper into a sealed container for a couple of days to allow the tobacco to absorb the smell. Grind up enough tobacco to make a small amount of snuff, then test it. This allows you to add more scent if required. Cloves, lavender, otto of roses, orange flowers and jasmin can be used to scent your tobacco in the same way as mentioned above, adjusting the amount of scent as required.
Here is some info I found out there and worked very well for me
Making your own snuff
It is very easy to make your own snuff. All you need to do is grind your tobacco in a pepper mill or coffee grinder until you have a fine powder. If you have a good coffee grinder, you should be able to make your snuff with one pass through the grinder, just make sure you have dried out the bacci real good first...
Scenting your snuff
I recommend using one drop of scent on a small piece of blotting paper for one kilo of snuff. Do this after grinding your tobacco. Place the tobacco and the blotting paper into a sealed container for a couple of days to allow the tobacco to absorb the smell. Grind up enough tobacco to make a small amount of snuff, then test it. This allows you to add more scent if required. Cloves, lavender, otto of roses, orange flowers and jasmin can be used to scent your tobacco in the same way as mentioned above, adjusting the amount of scent as required.
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