Not for me I'm a Copenhagen guy but my wife's 88 year old grandmother says that's all she wants for mother's day. Apparently it is now hard to find. Any leads would be appreciated.

The internet says Walmart and Sam's Club sell it.

It's definitely nowhere to be found on the internet, my advice would be to call around to tobacco stores in your area to inquire about it. It would also be worth checking walmart/sams in person they often have a good selection of tobacco products. Luckily, you're in the right part of the country for finding it, there's still a small but dedicated following for many of the old time dry snuff brands.

My grandmother, now deceased for 15 years, lived to be 84. She dipped this all her life. She would go out in the woods and break little sticks off a sweet gum tree and put them in ice water in the refrigerator. So she used these little sticks like a tooth brush while she was dipping. No joke, she never had a cavity and had all her original teeth when she died. But that stuff sure is nasty.

North Carolina. Home of every Tobacco product known to man,

I’d bet a Piggly Wiggly would carry it.

I spent my high school years in the mountains along the Tennessee/North Carolina border. We coon hunted the Cherokee National Forest. Two of the three sickest times I've been happened coon hunting. Once, we found a tobacco barn that was full of drying tobacco. Since we all dipped Skoal or Copenhagen, we decided to cut off a slice and try it. Mistake. The other time was with Scotch Dental. Again, we were coon hunting and had stopped to get snacks for the night. I was going to try some on a dare. I got the top off of the can and inhaled. It went all up my nose and down my throat. I think when snuff was first made, it was inhaled or sniffed. I don't know how they did it.

Bout any old country store , if you can find an old country store.

I worked for Phillip Morris in Concord North Carolina one summer as a laborer building metal buildings for the "hog heads" (barrels of aging tobacco). One time they dropped a hog head and we had to clean it up. We all took some. I thought my head was going to explode after partaking.

Copenhagen, Skoal, Red Man, Beechnut, Levi Garrett. Those were my devices until I quit. None of them are anywhere near the taste or strength of real leaf tobacco. Sick isn't strong enough of a word.

I used to enjoy sweet snuff but I never cared for Scotch snuff. To bitter.

I never knew anything like this existed. (I do not dip, etc). I looked it up.

Check this fellar’s review out. He’s wearing a cat on his shoulder. Be sure to watch at the 4:00 mark.

https://youtu.be/yLJX83ZVvx0

Before my wife's Grandmother passed away she used to stay with us and watch our youngest son when he was a baby. Her price for babysitting was picking her up a can of that stuff at Winn Dixie when we went. Since that was 24 years ago I have no idea if they still carry it.

BTW, Granny used to snort a bit before she put her dip in. She rarely spit. She was never diagnosed with worms either. I bet she would have never had Covid if she had been around through that mess either.

Brutons is what my grandparents dipped. I couldn't dip it without inhaling it, not a good experience.

My Grandmother did the exact same thing!

The only time I've ever witnessed a woman dip snuff was about 25 years ago during a business call. I go out to inspect this lady's vehicle and write an estimate on damages. She comes out of the house and she probably late 50's, wearing nothing but a t-shirt and shorts, no bra. Let's say they hung to about her waist. She had a huge fatty packed in her bottom lip of either Dental scotch or sweet snuff. So much she couldn't close her lip. I think she had more down the front of that white t-shirt than she did in the her lip. This was in Talladega by the way.

I ain’t seen that stuff in years. But come to think of it I haven’t seen a woman dip in years either.

Be prepared for sticker shock. The big can will be around $50 if you find it. I looked at a few brands today and about fell out.