Where can I find Redman Chew?

[PIMking]

I was a big wintergreen fan but it made me sick once and don't chew it anymore. I'm on to skoal citrus blend now. Tastes like zebra gum. mmmmmmmm

[Berger_4_]

Skoal Citrus is pretty tasty, but I'm more down with Copie snuff. My one buddy had has been bringing Kayak up from the States, and their grape stuff is effing awesome. Oh, and I had a go at that Camel pouches the other day....not really my bag. Just didn't give me a big enough zing.

Has anyone else tried that sniff snuff business? I tried some kind of peanut butter stuff a few weekends ago, but it didn't have any flavour or scent or anything. The mint stuff on the other hand is unreal.

[narbeZ]

There is no better feeling in the world, for a snuff chewer, then to eat a roast beef or turkey dinner then throw in a huge one. My sense's tingle at the mere premise.

[Luder]

mmmmmm

[Regulator75]

Originally Posted by PIMking

Okay! Bottoms up!

[Ducay]

This thread is brought to you by the letter B

[bcb]

Can you get addicted to the stuff?
Does it taste good?

[Regulator75]

Originally Posted by bcb

Can you get addicted to the stuff?
Does it taste good?

[burn_baby_burn]

Originally Posted by Kryzsky

Never could handle the Cope or Skoal, tried once or twice when I was a kid but it made me sick.

This on the other hand was great, too bad they don't sell it in Canada anymore:

Hawken is the greatest stuff ever invented. When I was a kid, my brother and I where chewing so much behind our parents back (especially my younger brother) that my mother made a deal with him. If he didn't have a single chew until his first day of grade 7. He would be allowed to chew full time at that time. A year later I was in grade 7 so I started openly chewing. The rule was I could only chew Hawken. Back then there was no age limit on buying tobacco. Plus it was a heck of a lot cheaper. A pre teen could afford to chew.

[Pinner]

You guys are old enough to decide if the risk is acceptable but I just wanted to remind you how hard it is to notice oral cancers until it's too late. Maybe consider seeing your dentist more often and mention your a high risk for oral cancer.

[burn_baby_burn]

Originally Posted by Pinner

You guys are old enough to decide if the risk is acceptable but I just wanted to remind you how hard it is to notice oral cancers until it's too late. Maybe consider seeing your dentist more often and mention your a high risk for oral cancer.

No kidding. I quit when I was 19.

[return to the red]

Originally Posted by PIMking

I slowed down alot on chew. I use to chew a big can in a day and a half but now I slowed down to pouches and it takes me a week to go through a can of that. Hopefully I can find some bandits and then quit.

I chew Bandits because they are perfect for work, customer comes in pop it out $16 bucks for a 20 pouch tin that lasts 3 or 4 days. Trouble with chew up here is it's not very fresh. I sometimes will buy a tin and the frackin things are dried up before I even crack the seal!

[Cowboy89]

Back when I worked at Safeway 4 years ago, they sold Redman chew at Customer Service. Try there!

[getbak]

Originally Posted by Cowboy89

Back when I worked at Safeway 4 years ago, they sold Redman chew at Customer Service. Try there!

Stores with pharmacies can no longer sell tobacco products. Safeway chose to keep their pharmacies and stop tobacco sales.

[united]

Have you tried tobacco shops such as Sheffield or similar places?
Or if you know anyone who plays pro/semi-pro/junior get them to grab you some, they always load up the bus seats when they road trip into Canada.


Skoal straight for me.

[IronDave]

So i found it in BC this weekend and it ended up running me 22 dollars for a pretty scarce pouch. I guess a Montana road trip is in order for my immediate future.