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Jahman7

Might Stick Around
Jul 25, 2024
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So, I've been considering using my collection of tobacco dust to create snus/dip. I have no idea how to do this, but also don't care to do a deep dive into it. I'm wondering if anyone has a quick way of creating extremely small batches of "dip" out of this dust just for some secondary enjoyment/use of what is left.

Waste not, want not :P
 

khiddy

Can't Leave
Jun 21, 2024
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I don’t dip, but I have gotten in to snuff lately, and I even made a batch from some H&H BlackHouse that arrived to me dried out beyond revival. That process was as simple as grinding in a mortar & pestle, sieving to remove larger bits, and then adding an alkalizer (sodium carbonate + water).

I found the recipe here:
 
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Sobrbiker

Lifer
Jan 7, 2023
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Casa Grande, AZ
If it’s from tobacco I like, it goes with the other crumbs from jarring, loading, portable containers, etc into my Odds and Ends jar. It “coats” the other remnants when I tumble them all together.
 
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Lifer
Nov 26, 2018
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RTP, NC. USA
If I have enough left over in a jar, I'll top off the bowl I'm about to smoke. But usually too little to make much of a difference. There gotta be some meat to it to catch ember. Most are too dusty and just fly off once lit.