Photos Naswar manufacturing process

[Lulldapull]

Date of Event: Jan 14, 2025

Source: https://youtu.be/rg-SV1xXBSs?si=wpqtGu22Wx38OS3Y

In Pakistan, Afghanistan and now even in Iran Naswar has gained a legendary status. I honestly can't live without it. Its a huge relief too from not having to smoke when you don't want to. I now grow my own tobacco too to try follow this procedure:

 

[Sharma Ji]

he look like Laal Topi ka cousin !

curious about Naswar, indhar nahi hota shayad, India side.

organic tobacco

also, used to be urban legend that smoking mint will kill your lun'

and that only homos smoke mint

 

[Sharma Ji]

there was this guy in school who'd smoke mints

ek din uski poll khull gai, ki yeh mint waali peeta hai

bhot bezti hui bhai ki

 

[Sharma Ji]

decades later he still known as homo

"aur bhai, homo ki koi khabar ?"

"homo ka divorce ho gaya"

"woh toh hona hi tha"

etc

 

[Lulldapull]

Dis what it looks like. Its smokeless tobacco:

Semi dried tobacco leaf pulverized with some wood ash 5% and some quicklime 3%. Legend has it that this concoction has its origins in the British soldiers who used to use it when deployed near the KP province 200 years ago.

'Snus' a very different product is still very popular in Sweden, Denmark and Norway. The old variety of Snuff (UK) was snorted in a talcum powder consistency.

 

[Sharma Ji]

Dis what it looks like. Its smokeless tobacco:

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Semi dried tobacco leaf pulverized with some wood ash 5% and some quicklime 3%. Legend has it that this concoction has its origins in the British soldiers who used to use it when deployed near the KP province 200 years ago.

'Snus' a very different product is still very popular in Sweden, Denmark and Norway. The old variety of Snuff (UK) was snorted in a talcum powder consistency.

Nice, I'd like to try, not sure if we have a version of it here, we probably do.

Will keep an eye out. Here have a million types of paans, the odd qimaam ki cigarette (minty brown thing, very mull name, no idea)

Dilli ja k old UP style paanwaala se I'll ask.

 

[Lulldapull]

Nice, I'd like to try, not sure if we have a version of it here, we probably do.

Will keep an eye out. Here have a million types of paans, the odd qimaam ki cigarette (minty brown thing, very mull name, no idea)

Dilli ja k old UP style paanwaala se I'll ask.

Ask him for Afghani naswar.

 

[Suresh Naresh]

decades later he still known as homo

"aur bhai, homo ki koi khabar ?"

"homo ka divorce ho gaya"

"woh toh hona hi tha"

etc

I don't know the terms. What's the relation between mint and homo?