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The word snuff, often compounded as snuff tobacco, is known in the Swedish language since the second half of the 17th century and referred to odor snuff, which was also called snuff or snuff tobacco and dialectally also nose tobacco. Based on these different synonyms, it is usually considered that the word derives from the Low German form of the German “schnauze” which means nos.The West’s encounter with the snuff began with Christoffer Columbus’s journey across the Atlantic. The monk Ramon Pane, who was with Columbus in America in 1497, watched as Native American priests pulled a powder into their noses. The powder consisted of tobacco, among other things. Snuff, a dry fine powder of tobacco leaves, began to be used in Spain and France during the mid-1500s. During the 1560s, France’s ambassador to Portugal, Jean Nicot, came into contact with the tobacco plant, which was then grown solely for medical use. French Queen Catherine of Medici had severe migraines and Nicot advised her to pull up crushed tobacco leaves in her nose. It is said that the Queen’s headache disappeared and the smell of snuff gained greater popularity thanks to this. Nicot subsequently became so strongly associated with tobacco use in Europe that Linnaeus named the tobacco, Nicotiana after Nicot. The snuff was a drag until the French Revolution, but was so strongly associated with the upper class that it quickly became unpopular. In lower social classes, the use of chewing tobacco was far more common. In 1637, snuff is mentioned for the first time in Swedish customs statistics, then as snuff tobacco.

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Sweden grew tobacco, in large quantities, in some 70 cities in the late 18th century. At the beginning of the 19th century, the wet snuff, lip snuff (mouth snuff), was introduced in Sweden as a replacement for the relatively expensive chewing tobacco. The tobacco growers first manufactured their own snus, but soon snus manufacturers appeared who specialized in making snus. Brands such as Gothenburg’s Prima Fint, Red Lacket, General Snus and Ljunglöfs Ettan were introduced, and are still alive. Examples of brands that are no longer manufactured are Havana snuff, Kaggsnus, Carrot snus, Melangesnus and Prustsnus. From 1998 to 2000, the last major harvests in Sweden were cultivated by Kungssnus, with about 3,000 to 4,000 plants being planted each year. The usual snus preparation of the time meant that the snus would be fermented or “sweated” at elevated temperature for several months, sometimes up to six months. The snuff was sold either in bulk, packaged or in cans. The latter were in pressed waxed cardboard and oval in shape. The Swedish emigrants who traveled to North America brought the lip sniff to their new homeland. Today, snus is available in almost the entire United States and has millions of users. Snus-like products are also found in other countries such as Algeria, Tunisia and India, where it is called “Nafha” and “Khaini”.

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Swedish snus is manufactured from tobacco from different parts of the world and air-dried. In the past, much tobacco was grown in Skåne and in Mälardalen for use in snus. Smoke-dried so-called Kentucky surface tobacco was then used. The ground tobacco is mixed with water, salt, sodium carbonate and flavorings. Prior to the 1970s pot ash or potassium carbonate was used instead of sodium carbonate. Swedish snus is not fermented. Fermented snus has significantly higher levels of harmful nitrosamines than the heat-treated and pasteurized Swedish snus has. Wet snuff contains about 50 percent water and is prohibited within the EU to be sold except in Sweden. In Sweden, about 0.8 kg of snus is consumed per person / year. In Sweden, snuff sounds under the Food Act. Snuff is stored and sold in so-called snuff boxes, which used to be made of porcelain, wood, fists, silver or gold, but nowadays are made of pressed paper, plastic and sometimes sheet metal. Plastic is most common in snuff boxes for portion snuff and pressed paper is most common for loose snuff. It is quite easy to make your own snuff of tobacco, water, salt and potassium carbonate. As the tax on snuff increased sharply, it has grown up a market with so-called snuff rates, where you buy a package of what is needed to make your own snuff, while at the same time do not have to pay the tobacco tax. Swedish Match is the largest supplier of snuff in Sweden. A preliminary measurement of volume share in the number of cans sold in the first four weeks of 2012, conducted by the market institute Nielsen, shows a share of 78.8 percent for Swedish Match. BAT / Fiedler & Lundgren’s sales in the same survey amounted to 10.7 percent, Imperial Tobacco’s share was 6.2 percent and Japan Tobacco was 2.1 percent. According to the survey, the Swedish snus market increased by 9.9 percent compared to the corresponding four-week period in 2011. British American Tobacco in 2008 bought Fiedler & Lundgren, which, however, still makes their own brands.

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Loose snus is the classic form of snuff. The snuff lies loosely in snuff boxes for sale, usually 40-50 grams per can, and is pressed by the user into portions of the desired size. Question book-4.svg This section needs more or better source references to be verified. (2017-11) Take action by adding reliable sources (preferably as footnotes). Information without a source reference can be questioned and deleted without having to discuss it on the discussion page. To facilitate the use of snus, so-called portion snus is also produced, which is pre-packaged snus portions in small bags of similar materials such as tea bags. Portion snus is sold as loose snus in snuff boxes, which usually contain 20-25 servings of about 1 gram. A variant that was launched in 1998 is called white portion or just “white”. It is packed in white portion bags, which are not wet, unlike regular portion bags. “White” snuff runs less as it is usually distributed over a longer period of time than regular portion snus. Otherwise, the moisture content of the snuff itself is usually the same, while the weight per prill is less. This gives some advantages [according to who? To the usual “non-white” snuff, for example that it does not have the same tendency for the teeth to turn yellow / brown. Recently, it has become very common with tobacco-free snus also called all white portion and it usually contains nicotine. Use There are various reasons why people use snuff. Some snuff as an alternative to cigarettes, for health or practical reasons. Use in Sweden Statistics before 1915 are uncertain as there were many manufacturers scattered across Sweden. In 1919, 7,000 tonnes of snuff were sold in Sweden, which is a top listing, it was 1.2 kg per Swedish. Snus sales went down when you started smoking cigar instead. In the context of the Second World War, cigarette smoking increased significantly and not until the late 1960s, when the alarm reports of smoking damage increased, did snuff regain its popularity. The boxes had now become round and received sheet metal, the rest was still in waxed cardboard. In 1998, sales recovered and were listed at 5,350 tonnes, corresponding to 0.6 kg per capita. Today, one million Swedes are sniffing and in 2000 6,200 tonnes were consumed, of which 45 per cent was portion snuff. Snus sales in Sweden increased after the ban on smoking in restaurants was introduced on June 1, 2005.

How to use SWEDISHSNUS, Swedish snus?

The most common way to use snuff (to “sniff”) is to insert a lot of snuff under the upper lip where it is then kept between a few minutes and a few hours. The snuff that is placed under the lip is called a prize or a prill. How the snuff is applied in the mouth differs from person to person. In the case of loose snus, the fingers are usually used to squeeze a little snuff, a so-called price or a prilla, to give it a firm texture, after which it is usually placed under the upper lip. Serving snus facilitates use as it is pre-packaged already in the box. During the 1960s, a special dosing syringe for lozenge was introduced. It was a regular disposable plastic syringe whose pointed end had been tapered off. By pulling out the plunger and repeatedly pushing the opening down towards the bottom of the snuff box, the syringe was filled with hard pressed snus and the snus could be pressed under the lip. Later, other suppliers came into the picture with specially made syringes of varying colors.

How much nicotine contains SWEDISHSNUS?

Nicotine content in loose snus, original portion snus and white portion snus varies from 0.4 percent nicotine to 4.5 percent nicotine, with 0.8 percent nicotine as the general average (some of the best-selling snus varieties such as General, Ettan, Gothenburg Rapé, Grovsnus, Kronan with several, have a nicotine content of 0.75 percent in their loose snus, 0.8 percent in white portion and 0.85 percent in original portion (Gothenburg Rapé original portion except for the others has 1 percent). and humidity to do). [8] How much of this nicotine is consumed by the body depends on how long you have a prill inside, the pH of the snuff, which is affected by the amount of sodium carbonate added, and the user’s physiology. However, it is usually said that only 10-20 per cent of the nicotine in snus reaches the bloodstream, which is about 0.8 – 1.6 mg nicotine from a normal portion with a nicotine content of 0.8 per cent. A smoker and a snuff (who both consume an equal amount of the products) are said to have an equal amount of nicotine in the blood. However, what distinguishes nicotine absorption in cigarettes and in snuff is that nicotine from a cigarette peaks quickly, and drops to a lower level after a short time. Snus gives a slower rise in nicotine absorption, but also lasts longer. According to Kalla Facts, Swedish Match adds the acidity regulating additive E500 (soda, which is basic) in the snuff, which increases the amount of free nicotine that can be absorbed, with the aim of making users more dependent. [44] The code E500 stands for what in daily speech is called bicarbonate, an acidity regulating substance that is approved for use in food and is used by, among other things, bakeries. Sodium bicarbonate and the similar potash (potassium carbonate) have been used as an acidity regulator in snus since the snus was invented 200 years ago with the function of changing the pH of the snus so that it does not burn under the lip and control the nicotine release. Therefore, some argue that Kalla Fakta’s claim that it is something that has now been deliberately added to make users more dependent does not sue

How to store SWEDISHSNUS?

Snus is a fresh product that should be kept chilled in 4–8 degrees C. The shelf life for loose snus is 14 weeks, for portion snus 20 weeks and for dry portion products 30 weeks, provided the snus is stored properly. You can also freeze snus for up to about a year.

SWEDISHSNUS in culture!

There are a number of well-known sayings, idioms and sentences that refer to snuff and then most often snuff. A well-known sentence by Gustav Fröding from 1894 reads: “But snunts are snunts and snus are snus, though also in golden boxes, and roses in a cracked mug are always roses.” In the Red Room from 1879, August Strindberg writes “The poor Falk .. has to take all the fists with philosophical snuff and throw his eyes at his enemies”. The sentiment “Without snuff for two days we fail on this island” derives from the children’s book Pippi Longstocking boarding from 1946, where Pippi Longstocking wants Tommy to write this on a letter to be sent by bottle mail. A classic idiom is the term “Fine as snuff“, which refers to odor snus, and means excellent or very good but can also mean that something is very finely divided. They also talk about snuff sensibility which roughly means “sensible” or “old” and probably refers to the snuff dryness, in the same way that the term snuff dry is a reinforcement when something is extremely dry. Snus does not contain glass and never did. It used to be that salt crystals crystallized in the snuff, which was possibly misunderstood as glass. According to the myth about glass in snuff, the reason for using glass in snuff would have been that the glass particles would make scratches in the mucous membranes so that the nicotine was absorbed better and thus more quickly lead to an addiction.

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