Young Woman Sniffs Grandmother’s Snuff Tobacco, Reaction in TikTok Video Leaves Mzansi in Tears

• A curious young woman wanted to see what her grandmother felt whenever she put snuff in her nose
• She recorded herself for content purposes trying the tobacco product and it caused her to have a sneezing fit
• The video was shared on TikTok and people were shocked at the extent she was willing to go to for entertainment

A woman with a thirst for adventure decided to sniff her grandmother's snuff.

She said she wanted to experience firsthand what her grandmother felt each time she indulged in snuff up the nose.

Woman sniffs snuff

Armed with a camera and a sense of curiosity, she took a sniff. The result was a comical sneezing fit that almost brought her to tears

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The experiment was posted on her TikTok account @ophethilemoratiwa. Reactions flowed in the comments from Mzansi people.

Effects of using snuff

According to Healthline, similar to cigarettes, snuff also comprises harmful chemicals. While the level of exposure to these substances is lower than that of smoking tobacco, snuff inhalation remains an unhealthy habit and can lead to addiction.

Watch the video below:

Sneezing fit amuses TikTokkers

Netizens were both shocked and amused by the lengths she'd go to in the name of TikTok content.

Read some of the comments below:

@user260831233713 said:

"I am a traditional healer, but le ayi cha not for me nkosi yam. Ayi kabi ngan'zakwethu."

@ladysimangele posted:

"Whu I once did that ngeke. "

@mrs_l3to commented:

"Letla shwa."

@nomathembamxakaza0 wrote:

"Me all the time at traditional ceremonies. I sneeze for an hour."

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@charlesglass asked:

"Was that a phat as well?"

Talented baker creates realistic Ntsu cake for 83-year-old gogo, Mzansi ready to place orders

In another article, Briefly News reported that a South African baker based in Limpopo took to social media to share a video of a snuff-inspired cake she made for an 83-year-old gogo.

A video posted on TikTok by @thelmascakes1 shows the beautifully crafted yellow and brown cake that resembles the traditional Ntsu snuff/snuif container.

Source: Briefly News