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Smokin' Blues

Smokin' Blues

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I wanted to see how most of you prepare crumble cake type tobacco. This is the first experience that I've had with this type of tobacco.
 
Hermit":kfth3n5f said:
I crumble it. :lol:
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Right on Hermit. Actually Kingfisher is my #1. No prep work unless it's too wet (air it out some first if necessary) I just stuff it in and light it up. Crumbly is good, crumbly is wonderful, crumbly my favorite along with those precious medalions. Enjoy!
 
Falconer":eboh1h7g said:
Hermit":eboh1h7g said:
I crumble it. :lol:
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Right on Hermit. Actually Kingfisher is my #1. No prep work unless it's too wet (air it out some first if necessary) I just stuff it in and light it up. Crumbly is good, crumbly is wonderful, crumbly my favorite along with those precious medalions. Enjoy!
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Fancy finding you posting here brother Dutch.
Thanks to Falconer I have had my first encounters with crumble cake ie. Kingfisher~
Just brilliant crumble load and smoke, burns well and goes down the bowl even. Just brilliant stuff!!!!!!!
 
"There shall be one to rule them all"

PIRATE CAKE..


I just crumble crumble cakes into little chunks and toss them in.
 
Thanks guys, I got a few cakes from P&C.com and didn't really know the best way to prepare them. I learn something new every day here! :cheers:
 
New Smoker":jfc7ijyu said:
Thanks guys, I got a few cakes from P&C.com and didn't really know the best way to prepare them. I learn something new every day here! :cheers:
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We aim to please bro!!! :cheers:
 
thanks Gandalf, that was my experience as well. The first bowl that I packed, was too tight and smoked hot, but I packed the second one a little more loosely (just a bit tighter than for cube cut) and it burned perfectly.

Piet, I will have to try some Kingfisher on my next order. I got some Kakes (Anniversary, Marble, and Classic Burley) from P&C to try out and I really like them so I will be looking for more crumble cake types.
 
New Smoker":eutugqae said:
thanks Gandalf, that was my experience as well. The first bowl that I packed, was too tight and smoked hot, but I packed the second one a little more loosely (just a bit tighter than for cube cut) and it burned perfectly.

Piet, I will have to try some Kingfisher on my next order. I got some Kakes (Anniversary, Marble, and Classic Burley) from P&C to try out and I really like them so I will be looking for more crumble cake types.
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Enjoy it bro!!!
You have a bigger variety there that I have to try!!!!
Have fun brother!!
 
I leave them as uncrumbled as can be, but I load the pipe a day before I smoke it. Lets the tabak dry a bit which helps the burn and, for me, the flavor.

Buddy
 
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