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one thing, JD's "one bottle of glycerin" is about one ounce (about 30 mls) not the two ounce that you can find and second doesn't to much glycerin make the smoke taste like soap so do I have to be careful when adding glycerin?
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QUOTE (sss8789 @ Feb 27 2008, 09:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
one thing, JD's "one bottle of glycerin" is about one ounce (about 30 mls) not the two ounce that you can find and second doesn't to much glycerin make the smoke taste like soap so do I have to be careful when adding glycerin?


We have bottles of food-grade pure glycarin that comes in 37ml bottles for the express purpose of cooking! So basically i use about 30mls.

I find that honey takes that taste away - whilst the glycarin kills the honey flavour. But i'm convinced that it's all in the stirring afterwards.

JD
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I add about 2 teaspoons to every 50 grams.

So 250=10 teaspoons

Then, I add about 2 teaspoons of honey so it will taste a lil sweet and not make the baccy taste soapy.

It works great biggrin.gif

I had a dry tub of AF grape that would burn a lot. I did the glycerin thingy and no burn at all! There was awesome clouds too biggrin.gif

I let this air out for like 2-3 hours so the glycerin will soak into the baccy and make sure you keep mixing every once in while.

Make sure you leave the tub OPEN when you let it air out (lol well obviously) or else it will taste soapy. Haha I learned the hard way the first time. Edited by JillyIsJustKidding
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That's almost double. Personally I feel the idea of adding these to nahkla is not to get it dripping wet, but to help the tobacco reconstitute it's natural state.

I imagine that Mathav, Sean & Chinamon suffer from the same problem I do - The nahkla is limited and probably of dubious quality and age.

That's why I tend togo through this merry dance with nahkla. It's not uncommon for the very centre of a bag of nahkla to be (almost) crunchy dry.

Hence the wetting agents and mixing.

I'm surprised you chaps other side of the pond have the same problems.

JD
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QUOTE (chinamon @ Feb 27 2008, 06:06 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (JillyIsJustKidding @ Feb 27 2008, 10:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I add about 2 teaspoons to every 50 grams.

So 250=10 teaspoons


thats 50mL... quite a bit more than what JD uses.


Hehe still works for me. No soapyness whatsoever
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QUOTE (Johnny_D @ Feb 28 2008, 07:29 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
That's almost double. Personally I feel the idea of adding these to nahkla is not to get it dripping wet, but to help the tobacco reconstitute it's natural state.

I imagine that Mathav, Sean & Chinamon suffer from the same problem I do - The nahkla is limited and probably of dubious quality and age.

That's why I tend togo through this merry dance with nahkla. It's not uncommon for the very centre of a bag of nahkla to be (almost) crunchy dry.

Hence the wetting agents and mixing.

I'm surprised you chaps other side of the pond have the same problems.

JD



thats why i smoke starbuzz. wink.gif
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