@Xander Be careful…Taco Bell somehow “proved” it to be beef, and sued the publication that published that report! 
LOL!!
Poschl snuff has never caused me to make a “run for the border”. Can’t say the same for Taco Bell’s “beefy” ingredient which should be more appropriately classified by the FDA as a “laxative”.
Reconstituted meat. That’s the word or two.
@Brandasaur : "I looked in the moist snuff ingredients and it has *Hydrochloric acid* as an acidity regulator " Which snuff has it? I couldn’t find it in any list. Edit: Ah, found it. It was on the Swedish match page under “moist snuff”, I looked at the german list… Edit2: At the same site under “Nasal Snuff” they list an ingredient: “Nonanal”. I’m still undecided how to feel about that. I guesss, I’m glad about the “non-” part…
that’s cause you don’t know what it means. I beat you’re not a doctor.
"I beat you’re not a doctor. " I beat you aren’t one, either.
HCl is very common in a LOT of things. If they use it it doesn’t automatically mean its unsafe… its probably really diluted… but I’m not sure this is just a guess
hey if my a wants to insert itself where it does not belong just let it B.
speaking words of wisom, Let it be.
How would you know?
If I want to pick my ears that’s my call man. Leave my elbows alone.
Only stick it in if it’s fits.
Lmao Micheltn I’m saying nothing to that one lol. Stefan
Alright I’am coming clean. Poschel left the U.S. market cause they got sick of me making fun of their snuffs.
Good work, Bob!
Thank you. They just couldn’t take the pressure. If you want to see a german snuff maker cry. Take a sniff of their snuff and say wow this isn’t bad it reminds me of a bernards gone horribly wrong. By the way their tears are the one ingredient that they didn’t want the FDA to know about. So I guess the story has some ins and outs.
The funny thing is, bob, everytime a Poschl is made…another maker of fine quality snuff sheds a few tears as well!!!
too true
Yeah it’s annoying that they’re gone, It will be interesting to see what’s left over after this. I was in a tobacco shop and a guy was asking what happened to poschl snuff and the owner said he didn’t know.
It’s simply not legal now to sell snuff in the U.S. that has not been approved by the FDA. Nothing to do with Poschl pulling out or withdrawing. I’m sure after a spell, and the headache of regulation compliance they will be back. Meanwhile Roderick with Toque snuff will be here in full force to cover the demand of the market. I personally really appreciate the Poschl products and am looking forward to seeing Roderick compete for their share of the market.