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Used to chew Copenhagen but found Long Horn Long-Cut Natural. Tastes about the same and is a couple dollars cheaper. Should quit the nasty habit but don't drink any more and have to have some vice, right?
 
RawPoke24 said:
Used to chew Copenhagen but found Long Horn Long-Cut Natural. Tastes about the same and is a couple dollars cheaper. Should quit the nasty habit but don't drink any more and have to have some vice, right?
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+1
 
Did Copenhagen for a long time. Decided to quit so went "softer" to Levi and then quit altogether. Have quit now for a long time. Still have a craving once in awhile :lol:

Oh yeah, you are a sissy if you spit :cool:
 
mwc fan said:
What about loose leaf, like Levi Garrett, Redman etc. Anyone still chew that?
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The only time I chewed loose leaf was when I played ball...otherwise never. I bought a pouch of Redman about 2 months ago just to try it to see if I liked it - I didn't. Too much juice and the nicotine is not nearly as high as in a can of Cope or most other dips on the market. I find that most of the guys who chew loose leaf skew older ( not that I'm very young!) and have been with it for years and years.

There is an alternative non-tobacco chew that is on the market and its actually not that bad - particularly the wintergreen.

Here: http://www.smokeysnuff.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
 
Used to be Copenhagen long cut. Gave it up 6 years ago. I liked chewing - but hell - I hated running out. I'd find myself on a two week pack trip into a wilderness area and run out - its just not pleasant.

Glad I gave it up though.
 
DINO said:
mwc fan said:
What about loose leaf, like Levi Garrett, Redman etc. Anyone still chew that?
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The only time I chewed loose leaf was when I played ball...otherwise never. I bought a pouch of Redman about 2 months ago just to try it to see if I liked it - I didn't. Too much juice and the nicotine is not nearly as high as in a can of Cope or most other dips on the market. I find that most of the guys who chew loose leaf skew older ( not that I'm very young!) and have been with it for years and years.

There is an alternative non-tobacco chew that is on the market and its actually not that bad - particularly the wintergreen.

Here: http://www.smokeysnuff.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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That product helped me quit, along with Quit-Wyo, or whatever it was / is called. Had my last dip on 12/31/06 - after chewing for more than 20 years (Skoal LC WG). Smoked Marlboro Reds at the same time as well. Quit smoking a couple years prior to quitting chewing...and couldn't be happier with those decisions to quit. I have watched all kinds of people, from all walks of life, and all personal relations, die from both of those horrific habits. If anyone here is on the fence, I would be happy to answer any PM on how I quit, and give you all the support I had.
 
Cope straight when I was younger, I also have now switched to Swedish snus, far easier for the wife to tolerate and I don't blame her one but. Plus hell yes it's easier to hide :lol:
 
There is an alternative non-tobacco chew that is on the market and its actually not that bad - particularly the wintergreen.

Here: http://www.smokeysnuff.com/

Wow this is intriguing. I want to cut back on cope, which one of their products tastes the most like Copenhagen straight? Any feedback would be great and would probably get my wife off my ass. Thanks for sharing the link.
 
mwc fan said:
There is an alternative non-tobacco chew that is on the market and its actually not that bad - particularly the wintergreen.

Here: http://www.smokeysnuff.com/

Wow this is intriguing. I want to cut back on cope, which one of their products tastes the most like Copenhagen straight? Any feedback would be great and would probably get my wife off my ass. Thanks for sharing the link.
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Go the website and click through the flavors.

One of them is straight. And it says the flavor is spot on.
 
BeaverPoke said:
mwc fan said:
There is an alternative non-tobacco chew that is on the market and its actually not that bad - particularly the wintergreen.

Here: http://www.smokeysnuff.com/

Wow this is intriguing. I want to cut back on cope, which one of their products tastes the most like Copenhagen straight? Any feedback would be great and would probably get my wife off my ass. Thanks for sharing the link.
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Go the website and click through the flavors.

One of them is straight. And it says the flavor is spot on.
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Just ordered some on their site. Looks like good stuff. Thanks for the link !
 
mwc fan said:
BeaverPoke said:
mwc fan said:
There is an alternative non-tobacco chew that is on the market and its actually not that bad - particularly the wintergreen.

Here: http://www.smokeysnuff.com/

Wow this is intriguing. I want to cut back on cope, which one of their products tastes the most like Copenhagen straight? Any feedback would be great and would probably get my wife off my ass. Thanks for sharing the link.
Click to expand...

Go the website and click through the flavors.

One of them is straight. And it says the flavor is spot on.
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Just ordered some on their site. Looks like good stuff. Thanks for the link !
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I think I'm gonna order some too.
 
Ordered some as well, like most people it's just a habit, for me stress induced. I could care less about the buzz at this point.
 
BeaverPoke said:
Got some Smokey Mountain.

How is everyone who got some liking it?
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I like it a lot. At first I mixed half of the smokey mtn. can with Copenhagen straight. Tough to let go, but now I'm dipping the smokey mtn. Like I would with my Copenhagen. its taste is very similar. I was reading the main ingredient, which is corn silk.
I'm pretty happy with it. :thumb:
 
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