New lower prices on www.toquesnuff.com

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  • in reply to: Is snuff your only nicotine? #10181
    Roderick
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    Rather amazingly, a young lad of 16 approached me and said I think I have discovered the next new thing.  That was vaping, we are talking 20 years ago and he was the first person in the UK to sell vaping liquid and vaping pipes.  He wanted me to invest but his Father and I were good friends and I felt at first it would be wrong.  I later thought it might be dangerous. Fortunately, Marcus made a lot of money and got out at the right time. I am glad I didn’t get involved and sad that I didn’t make a fortune.

     

    in reply to: Is snuff your only nicotine? #10166
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    I do have the odd cigar but it has got to the stage where it really is the odd cigar.  I think I have only had 5-6 this year.

    in reply to: Order Tubs through Toque #10165
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    A few people have been asking why their tub order still says on hold.  We only order tubs once a month on the 25th, when we have enough orders to make it worth those companies time.  This way we don’t have to keep a massive stock and in ordering once a month we know it is going to be fresh.

    in reply to: Wilsons of Sharrow Tubs #10013
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Sorry didn’t see this. I was too busy getting rid of the porn spammers.

    It is really simple. Order a tub in one month and when we get to the 25th of every month we will place the order with the maker.  This way we guarantee the tub you get is 100% fresh and hasn’t been sitting on our shelves for years. Tins turn over really quickly but tubs sit on shelves.  We know this from our economy bags.  We fill them to order so do the other snuff makers.

     

    in reply to: Modern Snuff V Old Fashioned Snuff #9669
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Viking is good, as is Mullins & Westley.  SWS is another great one, if it isn’t mouldy.

    in reply to: Bullets, yay or nay #9661
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Bullets are they perfect weapon of choice for a mechanic.  But you have to improve them first. Take a sharp knife and pare away some of the plastic to make the chamber larger then pare away a little to make the dispensing hole bigger. you can get a really good bump this way.

    in reply to: Modern Snuff V Old Fashioned Snuff #9461
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Monty welcome onboard.  When we get 10 volunteers, I’ll send the tasters out for you to try.  Email me your addresses,  roderick@toquesnuff.com

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    in reply to: Mrsnuff question #9460
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    They are now using the same shipper as Toque and he is very reliable.  The only difference is price.  Toque are half the price which makes a big difference

    in reply to: I am sick of these porn spammers! #9455
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    LOL!

    in reply to: Modern Snuff V Old Fashioned Snuff #9426
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Thanks Picklefist,

    Our first Guinea pig. I promise not to hurt you.

    in reply to: Modern Snuff V Old Fashioned Snuff #9310
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Like minds and all that.  I am working on a new line of amazing rappee snuffs.  This is the normal aged rappee but with a twist.  I am using rappee in the same way as I would a base sort. The twist is I am adding 18th century flavours that we have sadly lost over the years. Some are bang up to date and others are rather questionable. I might have to ask for volunteers for a panel to consider if we should bring the more unusual sorts back.

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    in reply to: shipping time frame? #8941
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    We are seeing great improvements and Toque fully tracked orders are taking around 7-10 days.

    in reply to: what is the best snuff forum? #8940
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    I have to agree, Snuffhouse was the original snuff forum.  Facebook is good but the bots stop you saying things they think are dangerous but are common terms in the snuff world.  This site has been set up as a safety net for those who get accidentally banned from the run of the mill forums.

     

    in reply to: Which snuff should I start with? #8939
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    I’d go with German oiled snuffs. They are so easy for a beginner. Schmalzlers are the most oiled and easiest to take.  As you learn how to hold snuff in your nose you can progress to drier snuffs.

     

    in reply to: Toque Bespoke #2972
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    D B,

    Mine too.  I have just made a couple of woody pine snuffs for one guy in Alaska and they were great, but I have a bad habit of making 450g’s or 500g’s of bespoke so I can play with it after it has gone out.  That Pine one is good but…. I always sneeze.  I’m the same with Rappee I am finding out.  I’m working on a new Rappee snuff and I can’t stop sneezing.

    in reply to: Toque Bespoke #2971
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    D B,

    Mine too.  I have just made a couple of woody pine snuffs for one guy in Alaska and they were great, but I have a bad habit of making 450g’s or 500g’s of bespoke so I can play with it after it has gone out.  That Pine one is good but…. I always sneeze.  I’m the same with Rappee I am finding out.  I’m working on a new Rappee snuff and I can’t stop sneezing.

    in reply to: New CBD Flavours #2919
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Thanks for that.

     

    in reply to: New CBD Flavours #2914
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Funnily enough Bobby, that one is proving difficult.

    in reply to: Modern Snuff V Old Fashioned Snuff #2881
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Oliver,

    You are, as usual, spot on.  It was a lovely snuff but you had to take a pinch and then another of something stronger.  I found all of Jaaps snuffs delightful but little light in nicotine.  If we can encourage him out of retirement we might coax an answer.

    in reply to: Modern Snuff V Old Fashioned Snuff #2877
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Bobby, I remember that and still have some.  I know it wasn’t a rappee but knowing Jaap and his weird ideas he might have added some.

    in reply to: How do we make this a home for snuffers? #812
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Yes, I think if we give it a little time and we implement all the excellent suggestions It could do well.  I have mixed emotions with regard to Snuffhouse.  It was a great place to chat when Alex (fully independent) owned it.  I used to be on it twice a day.  It has been over a year since I was able to post.

    in reply to: How do we make this a home for snuffers? #733
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    To whom ever wrote that it is all good info.  I really want this to be a place that people feel safe to use familiar words and free speech.

     

    in reply to: Durian and snuffers #456
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    It is amazing how stopping smoking changes your sense of smell.

     

    in reply to: Is this Canada? I think I lost my tap box… #402
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Ah, I thought you got them on here.  I want them on the forum.  I’ll speak to our guy next week.

    in reply to: Is this Canada? I think I lost my tap box… #391
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    I’m waiting, but where did you get the Emoji? I know my guys created this but I can’t find the bloody things.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Roderick.
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    When I pinch most of it ends up on the front of my shirt. Got to lose weight.

     

    in reply to: Is this Canada? I think I lost my tap box… #369
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    Knew I could count on you Allen.

    in reply to: Hello #368
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    I couldn’t agree more. Order, order order!  Now I never have to go back and edit another post to Eagle.

    in reply to: Antique and Modern Snuff Boxes #366
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    I’d love to see snuff boxes in our Marketplace.

    in reply to: What music you listen to? #364
    Roderick
    Keymaster

    I have a most eclectic taste in music ranging from Reggae to Rachmaninoff.  With Rock and Punk in the middle.  I just love music, although I can’t include Rap.  My son loves it and tries I to help me, but Rap just sounds like an excited poetry reading to me.

    Peter Tosh, any of the Marley’s, Maxi Priest is good for Reggae Fusion. Listening to a lot of the Stones right now for obvious reasons, the Clash I rate very highly, Fleetwood Mac, Pink FloydRichard and Linda Thomson, The Incredible String Band, Ofra Haza, Ravel, Schostakovich and William Byrd.  Just a few suggestions.

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