I would say a huge contributing factor to taking this titan with a little more ease is portion control. I found that the best method is to take a smaller amount than I would some of the less powerful snuffs I use. I will tell you it makes a world of a difference. I typically cut the amount by at least a third of the amount of a normal pinch.
Also, I should note, that as long as you are happy with your snuff experience, you are not cheating. Do what makes you happy, do not set out to have to prove anything.
I am new to the board, so hello. I have enjoyed reading the discussions. I have tried all sorts of ways with the very dry, very fine snuffs, including scotches, but it still hits the throat. However, since I can get scotch snuff locally in Atlanta at a low price I still want to include it if only as an emergency backup if my order gets hung up in customs. I use a mortar and pestle and mix dry snuff with a little olive oil to make small daily batches. For a few minutes work I get just the right consistency to keep it from wandering to the throat. It works well for me.
@xyoureyes Great idea, might have to try that myself on some of the snuffs that are too fine for me.
I have found that with drier snuffs the best way for me to control intake and possible back of throat issues is with a pinch. In this I can slowly release a little at a time and usually control flow. Far better than boxcar or back of hand when looking to measure how much and how fast snuff goes in.
I’ve been mixing my D White with my Toasts HDT and WOS 22, I use about 25% D white, I do it mainly to boost the Nic in the toasts but I think it enhances the flavor of the toasts also. The side benefit is that it makes the D a little easier to take.