I tried something similar as a kid in the 80s. Wasn't exactly like this and don't remember the brand but was being sold at the convenience store individually wrapped like a piece of candy. Was before age limits. Heard two of my great uncles talking about them bringing them back and reminiscing when they were kids. These were allot bigger. Closer to the size of a dip pouch. They didn't hang around long but I liked them. They were called twists.
I can get Oliver Twist products at my local tobacco shop, but they're $7.20 each. I've had a few of their flavors some years ago just to say I did, but it's a little steep for what you get. Great review. Look forward to the other flavors. Got ads on this video btw.
I've seen these in my tobacco store, but I had no clue what they were. Based of the tin I thought they were some kind nicotine pouch or gum like rouges or zyn. Interesting may have to try these if I can find them at a decent price. I enjoy the channel I binged your videos for like 2 hours the other night. This is really the only tobacco related channel I watch. I enjoy the other reviews too like the seeds, pop and jerky.
I've always been curious about this product line. Thank you for taking the time to review it. Never really made sense to me personally, price vs what you get from them. A plug would be more economical or even loose leaf. To each their own!
When I used to get these they were about $2.50. I used them in high school in the 80’s mostly. We had a few proper tobacconists then…you had to be 16 to use tobacco.
FYI my friend, Copenhagen has released a fine cut Wintergreen in my area...( 30 minutes west of Atlanta). I will gladly send you a can if you can't find it.
I believe they do grow some tobacco in Denmark with those long summer days, although it seems the cool conditions and weak sun would not produce potent leaf.
I used to use these years ago when I was trying to get off dip. I got use to them after awhile. A can would last two or three days. I like them but like you said now we have zyn and stuff like that so.
Fine product for when you can’t light up, and you can’t really show someone a big fat dip/chew cheek, i.e in certain work places. Reminds me of flavored twist plugs, I guess hence the name and product. It’s like really mini twist/plug bits.
I had these in the 90's and remember liking them, but I think they were only a few bucks then. They were loose in a tin can, and made a licorice flavor that was very good. Now with the devalued currency and tobacco taxes I guess I'd rather snack on licorice and smoke a pipe or something.
Dude PLEASE stop pushing back your cuticles. It’s so unhealthy and destroys your fingernail development. That’s why your nails are so jacked. Not trying to be mean but it’s such an easy fix.
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Fresh off the set of Falling Down. Great look btw very fresh. Nice suit and good content my good man.
Thank you
@@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy I wish I had more opportunities to wear a suit. I like your look.
"I am the student tied up and shoe guy" lmfaooo closed captions are too funny
I tried something similar as a kid in the 80s. Wasn't exactly like this and don't remember the brand but was being sold at the convenience store individually wrapped like a piece of candy. Was before age limits. Heard two of my great uncles talking about them bringing them back and reminiscing when they were kids. These were allot bigger. Closer to the size of a dip pouch. They didn't hang around long but I liked them. They were called twists.
I can get Oliver Twist products at my local tobacco shop, but they're $7.20 each.
I've had a few of their flavors some years ago just to say I did, but it's a little steep for what you get.
Great review. Look forward to the other flavors. Got ads on this video btw.
I've seen these in my tobacco store, but I had no clue what they were. Based of the tin I thought they were some kind nicotine pouch or gum like rouges or zyn. Interesting may have to try these if I can find them at a decent price. I enjoy the channel I binged your videos for like 2 hours the other night. This is really the only tobacco related channel I watch. I enjoy the other reviews too like the seeds, pop and jerky.
I've always been curious about this product line. Thank you for taking the time to review it.
Never really made sense to me personally, price vs what you get from them. A plug would be more economical or even loose leaf.
To each their own!
Oh man I have always loved Oliver Twist. I love the original…tastes kinda like back liquorice/tobacco. Cool stuff T.M.!
I've been curious to try it just never throw it in the cart on mrsnuff. But I know if you guys like it I will. Maybe next order !
Awesome review 😊
When I used to get these they were about $2.50. I used them in high school in the 80’s mostly. We had a few proper tobacconists then…you had to be 16 to use tobacco.
has a classic looking label
The subtle humor cracks me up, keep up the good work! 😄
FYI my friend, Copenhagen has released a fine cut Wintergreen in my area...( 30 minutes west of Atlanta). I will gladly send you a can if you can't find it.
suittiedipchewguy@gmail.com
Prices are killing me, but I try. Great review as always, bud. God bless you and keep up the great work! I'm not going anywhere! :-)
I believe they do grow some tobacco in Denmark with those long summer days, although it seems the cool conditions and weak sun would not produce potent leaf.
I used to use these years ago when I was trying to get off dip. I got use to them after awhile. A can would last two or three days. I like them but like you said now we have zyn and stuff like that so.
Your videos have gotten really good.
New equipment
@@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy was actually showing my friend one of your General Sus and Stokers Apple videos around twenty minutes ago!👍🏻
Fine product for when you can’t light up, and you can’t really show someone a big fat dip/chew cheek, i.e in certain work places. Reminds me of flavored twist plugs, I guess hence the name and product. It’s like really mini twist/plug bits.
Yeah, man hands like on Jerry Seinfeld lobster twist.. he got the twist right too..
Your mic has been messed up on the bubble up soda and the demonetised video and ones after
I dont think it sounds to bad, you say messed up, I'd say changed but not bad etherway
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I've actually fallen asleep with one of these in my mouth... decades ago.
The worst aciditis / sour stomach ever. Horrible. :)
Why is there a warning in the product when the element of burning causes the deseases😮
God bless! Gimme a shout if ya can!
Yo! I have been emailing you!
@@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy Finally got it today. Also I replied! :-)
I had these in the 90's and remember liking them, but I think they were only a few bucks then. They were loose in a tin can, and made a licorice flavor that was very good. Now with the devalued currency and tobacco taxes I guess I'd rather snack on licorice and smoke a pipe or something.
I have all the Oliver twists in my fridge, unfortunately there is no wintergreen here 😕
Wait…. Sheetz? Are you in PA?
I did not get it in a Sheetz, nor do I have one around me, but yes I am in PA.
@@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy I was wondering because you mentioned “or a Sheetz” if I remember correctly. What part of PA are you at? I am in PA also
@@ArmoredCore5000wawa country lol
@@Ottophil Rutters ftw 😄
Wow that is way smaller of a can than I thought.
Theres a video of how they are made.
Are you planning to try Grimm and Triepel tobacco bits? I found them to be quite rough, too rough for my taste...
Not sure how to go about getting them.
10 bucks for that? Nah I'll stick with my cope
Ever try Camel Snus?
Those review have already been done. Check Playlists.
Dude PLEASE stop pushing back your cuticles. It’s so unhealthy and destroys your fingernail development. That’s why your nails are so jacked. Not trying to be mean but it’s such an easy fix.
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