Chew: What are you dippin?

Smash Factors · Jul 26, 2012

When I was a kid we always chewed Kodiak wintergreen but I prefer Skoal Long Cut Classic.

I was talkin with a cashier at a local mini mart the other day. He chewed Copenhagen for about 20 years and recently switched to their long cut wintergreen. I bought a can and its really not that bad. Likin it right now.

What are you dippin?

Sonny217 · Jul 26, 2012

Used to dip nothing but Skoal long cut cherry. Eventually switched to pouches for the convenience, then quit all together. Now I usually keep a tin of Camel Snus around, but its just not the same.

poops · Jul 26, 2012

Genuine question - what's the allure of dipping?

Jbird33 · Jul 26, 2012

Genuine answer....It cannot be explained to those that don't, as many addictions can't.

Copenhagen.

chairs59 · Jul 26, 2012

Jack Link's Original Jerky Chew!

Smash Factors · Jul 26, 2012

Jbird33 wrote:

Genuine answer....It cannot be explained to those that don't, as many addictions can't.

Copenhagen.

I was gonna get Copenhagen but the guy was tellin me about the wintergreen....and it was only $2.90 a can.

PixlPutterman · Jul 26, 2012

I do like the shredded beef jerky that comes in a tin

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deadsolid...shank · Jul 26, 2012

I think it's been 20+ years since I quit dipping Copenhagen (never could stand the long cut), and still when my one of my buddies gets the can out I would love to have a dip.

It really can't be explained, but if you don't do it already.....don't start.

Jeembo · Jul 26, 2012

I tried skoal apple once. I was pretty drunk and man.. it really amplified that. I could barely walk. Tasted great though.

RookieBlue7 · Jul 26, 2012

I buy Copenhagen by the log, usually 2 of the 5 can logs a week. Signing up on FreshCope.com gets you coupons all the time. That said, I can get 5 cans for $15.99 before tax instead of the normal $3.80 per can. I have tried other brands/flavors, but nothing else satisfies the craving like Cope.

albatrosser · Jul 26, 2012

I used to dip original Cope with a lid full of Jack Daniels nixed in.... it was a great buzz. I used to smoke too. Thankfully I quit both before it was too late. Saved a ton of money and dont have to worry about having half of my face removed. It's a NASTY, BAD habit. Quit while you can before it's too late.

scotchblade · Jul 26, 2012

poops wrote:

Genuine question - what's the allure of dipping?

Same as any other addiction. Booze, smoking, drugs, etc. Pleasure / conditioned response / physical addiction.

Hollywood1565 · Jul 26, 2012

Grizz green long quiting july 31 wish me luck

wolffer25 · Jul 26, 2012

Wintergreen Kodiak. Have no desire to try anything else. I hope to quit soon. Isn't that what everyone always says?

Smash Factors · Jul 26, 2012

RookieBlue7 wrote:

I buy Copenhagen by the log, usually 2 of the 5 can logs a week. Signing up on FreshCope.com gets you coupons all the time. That said, I can get 5 cans for $15.99 before tax instead of the normal $3.80 per can. I have tried other brands/flavors, but nothing else satisfies the craving like Cope.

Holy crap! 10 cans per week??? I dip only 3-5 times a week.

**** son...

Mcgeeno · Jul 26, 2012

Skoal Long Cut Cherry.

I've tried to quit 5-6 times, its very tough. Its the 'oral fixation' that is tough to beat. I can get over the addiction to nicotine in a week or so (Of ****) but I always want to pack something in the lip and end up faltering.

Americans are lucky though. You know what a tin costs in Canada? 20 dollars. Seriously.

tigerphan · Jul 27, 2012

Mcgeeno wrote:

Skoal Long Cut Cherry.

I've tried to quit 5-6 times, its very tough. Its the 'oral fixation' that is tough to beat. I can get over the addiction to nicotine in a week or so (Of ****) but I always want to pack something in the lip and end up faltering.

Americans are lucky though. You know what a tin costs in Canada? 20 dollars. Seriously.

I usually have Grizzy(love grizz) wintergreen long cut, right now only able to get Skoal citrus long cut since not in the states,,,currently buying them for 20 bucks a tin....argg.

is it just me or does anyone else putt a lot better with a few pinches in?

I dont get any feelings from snus unless I have 4 or 5 of them in...ahah

J_D · Jul 27, 2012

I tried some peach dip once... I didn't like it much and spit it out. Smells really good. Then I look at pictures of people with half a face and just chew another piece of gum.

UncleJohn’sBand · Jul 27, 2012

Cope Wintergreen or Southern Blend.

Mom just found out tonight. Im 20, and she stil was very, very angry. I may be on my last few cans for good now.

PaddyK · Jul 31, 2012

Is this chewing tabaco?

MattTheTaff · Jul 31, 2012

PaddyK wrote:

Is this chewing tabaco?

No it's dip, and it's banned in most EU countries (except Sweden I think)

PaddyK · Jul 31, 2012

I'm still none the wiser. Dip is something you have with Doritos.......

PaddyK · Jul 31, 2012

Just looked it up, sounds rank.

JBent9610 · Jul 31, 2012

RookieBlue7 wrote:

I buy Copenhagen by the log, usually 2 of the 5 can logs a week. Signing up on FreshCope.com gets you coupons all the time. That said, I can get 5 cans for $15.99 before tax instead of the normal $3.80 per can. I have tried other brands/flavors, but nothing else satisfies the craving like Cope.

I'm surprised it's not more than that. When I first started dipping, I could get it for $.79 a can and 14 years later, when I quit, it was around $3.00 a can. That was in 1997, so for it to only have gone up $.80 in 15 years is not too bad. I thought it'd be over $5 a can by now.

Smash Factors · Jul 31, 2012

JBent9610 wrote:

RookieBlue7 wrote:

I buy Copenhagen by the log, usually 2 of the 5 can logs a week. Signing up on FreshCope.com gets you coupons all the time. That said, I can get 5 cans for $15.99 before tax instead of the normal $3.80 per can. I have tried other brands/flavors, but nothing else satisfies the craving like Cope.

I'm surprised it's not more than that. When I first started dipping, I could get it for $.79 a can and 14 years later, when I quit, it was around $3.00 a can. That was in 1997, so for it to only have gone up $.80 in 15 years is not too bad. I thought it'd be over $5 a can by now.

It usually is about $5 per can if you go to a convenience store, but the price can vary a lot depending on brand.

TheMackDaddy · Aug 2, 2012

Gross...

Emjayh · Aug 3, 2012

Apologies in need of education...dipping is chewing yeah? or chewing is dipping .....either way it's something similar to tobacco that's not legal in Europe and comes in cans but you don't drink it ...right?

Geez, I think i'm totally lost here.

Smash Factors · Aug 3, 2012

Emjayh wrote:

Apologies in need of education...dipping is chewing yeah? or chewing is dipping .....either way it's something similar to tobacco that's not legal in Europe and comes in cans but you don't drink it ...right?

Geez, I think i'm totally lost here.

It's a moist, smokeless tobacco that comes in a can. It comes in many different flavors, but the most common are natural and wintergreen. You take a pinch and put it between your front lip and gum. It makes you want to spit. Some people actually swallow the spit instead. Some people put a big pinch in their lip....other people like me take a smaller pinch. I used to hang with guys that would only get about 8-10 pinches per can. I get about 15-20.

Like cigarettes, it is bad for you. Can cause cancer and gum disease, but I brush and floss regularly to keep my mouth healthy.

I go through phases with chew. It lasts for a few months, then i stop for a long time.

To see what it looks like, do a google image search for Copenhagen tobacco.

https://www.google.com/imghp?hl=en&tab=ii

DublinBomber · Aug 3, 2012

right now im on my last tin, but its half cope straight long cut, half cope snuff

but i use swedish snus all day at work

RookieBlue7 · Aug 3, 2012

Steve Ryan wrote:

JBent9610 wrote:

RookieBlue7 wrote:

I buy Copenhagen by the log, usually 2 of the 5 can logs a week. Signing up on FreshCope.com gets you coupons all the time. That said, I can get 5 cans for $15.99 before tax instead of the normal $3.80 per can. I have tried other brands/flavors, but nothing else satisfies the craving like Cope.

I'm surprised it's not more than that. When I first started dipping, I could get it for $.79 a can and 14 years later, when I quit, it was around $3.00 a can. That was in 1997, so for it to only have gone up $.80 in 15 years is not too bad. I thought it'd be over $5 a can by now.

It usually is about $5 per can if you go to a convenience store, but the price can vary a lot depending on brand.

Not here in Georgia. I buy at a convenience store close to me. It's cheaper there than anywhere else. It's under $4 per can here.

As for why I dip so much, I get a 3 finger dip and get maybe 5 a can.

RaoulDuke32 · Aug 4, 2012

Grizz WinterGreen Long Cut, gotta love that "your jaws going to fall off" feeling it gives you. If the wife wasn't so opposed to me dipping I'd quit smoking and just chew. Now I just get a dip in while I'm on the course, or out drinking with buddies.

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