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Moroccan shop, specializing in artisan
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Who told you kif was a mixture of cannabis and tobacco?
All the kif I ever saw, and smoked, was pure herbal cannabis, fine chopped and pale green with a distinctive sweetly aromatic smell... Ah I must be wrong then, my personal first hand experience obviously counts for nothing against what someone told you.  Honestly, there were bags of kif around in the sixties, and that was just plain old moroccan grass, if some Moroccans like to smoke it with tobacco mixed, that's their funeral, people in the UK do likewise with joints [one reason might be that it helps it burn more steadily and stay alight], but kif has always been plain herbal cannabis. Just because tobacco addicts introduce tobacco into the experience doesn't change the meaning of the word. Having chopped many plants up in my time, I can vouch for the fact that the kif we had around in the sixties was just grass.
But don't just believe me, try this from Wikipedia:
Kief or keef (from Arabic: كيف kayf, meaning well-being or pleasure[1]) refers to the resin glands (or trichomes) of cannabis which may accumulate in containers or be sifted[2] from loose dry cannabis buds with a mesh-#30 kiefing screen or sieve. Kief contains a much higher concentration of desired psychoactive ingredients, primarily THC, than other preparations of cannabis buds from which it is derived. Traditionally kief has been pressed and baked into cakes as hashish for convenience in storage and shipping, but it can also be vaporized or "toked" in its powder form. The term originates from the Egyptian dialect of Arabic, where the word can be translated as "being buzzed" or "liking to get high". See any mention of tobacco there? It is you, 'my friend' who are wrong. You've 'never seen cannabis with a sweet aromatic smell' really? I think all cannabis varieties have a sweet aromatic smell, perhaps you could try smelling rather than looking?
CONTRIBUTOR'S REPLY
My information comes from many Moroccan friends plus a vast personal experiance. It is you who is wrong my friend, Ive never seen pure cannabis with a sweet aromatic smell.
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