Tobacco chewing can trace its roots back to Native American culture in both the North and South Americas. This is probably the oldest way of consuming tobacco, and this
smokeless tobacco version will spare your throat and lungs. While relatively less people chew tobacco, this is seeing something of a revival.
Chewing tobacco comes in many styles and flavors. Lime is generally mixed with the tobacco, but flavors like whiskey, rum, cherry and others common to
pipe tobacco are popular. Twist tobacco braids leaves together into a long rope from which a piece can be cut of and chewed. Plug tobacco comes in sheets of syrup cured leaves which are bitten off.
Dipping or pinching of tobacco is one variation of smokeless tobacco consumption. The tinned tobacco is sold in three cuts – long, mild or fine. These loose leaf tins are place just below the lower lip.
Tobacco Pouches are an alternative to loose leaves. Place one of these between your cheeks and gums to enjoy the nicotine buzz.