Your latest pipe/pipe tobacco purchase thread....
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One pound of Peter Stokkebye's Luxury Bullseye Flake. Trying out using my FoodSaver for aging tobacco. Sealed without the vacuum function. I'll leave it sealed for at least two years.
Got myself a new cob!
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That is very nice, how large is the draft hole?Got myself a new cob!
The draft hole being over sized seems to be my only complaint about cobs in my extremely limited experience
I don't know. Bout the same size a normal cob I guess.
Like I tell my wife, suckin ain't science.
If you get baccy in your mouth don't draw so hard on it.
Farmerje cob?Got myself a new cob!
I want to know how this turns outOne pound of Peter Stokkebye's Luxury Bullseye Flake. Trying out using my FoodSaver for aging tobacco. Sealed without the vacuum function. I'll leave it sealed for at least two years.
A piper on YouTube posted that the blend didn't age in the food saver type bags- no air exchange. He quit doing after he aged a bag and nothing. He did say it's great if you like a blend fresh and don't like it aged. I'll look for the video later and post the link
That was PhillyPipeSmoker. If I remember right, he vacuum sealed his. I just sealed the bag without removing any air pockets. Tinned tobacco has no air exchange and ages nicely, so I'm hoping the pound of LBF turns out OK.
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That is my thought, too. Vacuum sealing is great for minimizing the amount of room a baccy bomb would take up but I may try using my sealer without actually vacuuming the air out.
Don't the food saver bags have some moisture transfer?
I don't think so. I'll check their website.
A little p&c sale love to start the weekend
That's a whole lotta awesome
It will last a while but was bought to age mostly, will be awesome in 10 years
Me as well