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Originally Posted by BigJohn
KINNIKINNICK
Kinnikinnick is a word you do not hear often.
Not too long ago, I made up a batch of Kinnikinnick.
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I hesitated to use the word (Kinnikinnick) since there are
different plants in different blends.
I did mean the red willow inner bark base plant blend with other herbs.
Is this the same as you were mixing or was it your own blend.
There is also this plant which is smoked in the NW which goes by Kinnikinnick.
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