SunnyListon
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It looked like the kind of mold that you find on for example swiss cheese, the one you eat. Like the blue cheeese that you can eat. It was great and the most expensive on the menue.
I worked in a coffeeshop in 1994, and have visited more dutch shops than I can remember. Skunk, superskunk, orange, NL, shiva, etc was long common by then yes but, coffeeshops started out mostly as hash shops and some stuck with that angle much longer than others. Most cities with more than a few shops had one or more shops that were the place to go for hash. The menu posted looks like one of those shops.Please could you tell me where this menu is from ,
for 94' it seems a bit light ,
just " skunk " ( means only one neder wiet ) between bricks bud ?
i think at this time i had more choices ( skunk , nl ,shiva , haze ) and many early cross ( K2 , T44 , Pepsi , Misty , etc ... , and i'm just talkin' about the commercial side ! )
maybe a byproduct of curing like cobs or something.i remember moldy afghani hash from many years back. story i was told then was that the mold eats some of the non psychoactive parts of the hash, leaving you with less weight and a more potent product. not sure if that was true, but the mold was intentional and the hash amazing
i know that , for sure ,I worked in a coffeeshop in 1994, and have visited more dutch shops than I can remember. Skunk, superskunk, orange, NL, shiva, etc was long common by then yes but, coffeeshops started out mostly as hash shops and some stuck with that angle much longer than others. Most cities with more than a few shops had one or more shops that were the place to go for hash. The menu posted looks like one of those shops.
the mold was intentional
the story went that this type of mold was local to afghanistan and wouldn't hurt you when smoked, was just a thin white layer on the outside of the piece. was one of the types of hash that the old hippies got misty eyed talking about. that and white kashmir screws. 30 years ago a friend used to get big shipments of hash, sometimes there would be a few small pieces of some real exotics on top of the normal stuff. haven't seen any of them since.Intentional fungal terps? Lung spores?
Surely the hash would have been even better without the mushroom content? Unless the fungus is psychoactive, not sure why it would be desirable. Each to their own though.
Ive seen modern afghan and border hashes full of mold still, as a result of bad hygiene and low quality production/storage methods.
Peace
2nd stop was Terps army ,
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where i took some " Washing machine " :
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he did wash my head for sure , really terpy and strong ,
will add a live smoke test soon ...
( now !!! )
smells menthol/eucalyptus too
more a H taste i'm used too ,
i like it ,
had to retry the sour apple to be sure ,
but i think for now the better one of this round in my opinion !
i' m really shocked about the piatella's prices !
if any spanish friends pass by there , would be happy to know Barcelona's prices for this since it' s really outrageous there ( 5 grams for 500€ , is it a joke ? ) , would like to try but certainly not participate to this hold up !
the story went that this type of mold was local to afghanistan and wouldn't hurt you when smoked, was just a thin white layer on the outside of the piece. was one of the types of hash that the old hippies got misty eyed talking about. that and white kashmir screws. 30 years ago a friend used to get big shipments of hash, sometimes there would be a few small pieces of some real exotics on top of the normal stuff. haven't seen any of them since.
Wonder if it could have been buried in sheepskin, and the "mold" some kind of reaction from contact with it?love the mr nice book, a true hero.
talked with a couple of old friends, they both remember the mold afghan. the afghanies buried it in the ground for months, then they would scrape of the mold and sell it as the best quality. not sure if the mold did anything, or just a cure from time. very curious now
They sold it in dutch coffeeshops as ' schimmel-kashmir. It was on top of the list ,most expensive I think '12 gulden'. It was I think 1987/1988/1989.I smoked this and I remember that It was pretty strong at that time. After that period I've not seen It anymore. They told it was getting the mold after they pressed the hash. Then cured it and get molded, like cheese.the story went that this type of mold was local to afghanistan and wouldn't hurt you when smoked, was just a thin white layer on the outside of the piece. was one of the types of hash that the old hippies got misty eyed talking about. that and white kashmir screws. 30 years ago a friend used to get big shipments of hash, sometimes there would be a few small pieces of some real exotics on top of the normal stuff. haven't seen any of them since.
Oh, yes!They sold it in dutch coffeeshops as ' schimmel-kashmir. It was on top of the list ,most expensive I think '12 gulden'. It was I think 1987/1988/1889.I smoked this and I remember that It was pretty strong at that time. After that period I've not seen It anymore. They told it was getting the mold after they pressed the hash. Then cured it and get molded, like cheese.
I'd smoke that.Oh, yes!
They called it "Schimmel-Kashmir" !
You're right most of the shops I knew back half in the 80's had only hash and a few imported weed strains. I lived in the area east Netherlands, Arnhem. My shops to go where 'Leer om leer, zero zero ( still there) and Rasta (shop on klarendal) You have had also some 'red and yellow Libanon' it was very cheap and you had some Turkish hash wich was very good choice also at the time. But .oet of the time it was Ketama or zero zero. You could.buy for 100 gulden 20 grams as a 14 year old guy and it was no problem in 1985 Also you You had some Tai weed and Colombian weed, but always lot of seeds in those. After this Era came skunk from inside and it took over almost everything you could say. I loved those fresh strong inside Skunk weed also. Thanks for the Reply it brings back memoriesI'd smoke that.
'Mr. Nice' is just one of several examples of people who used to get hash from the east (from my location, NL). Like I said before, coffeeshops in NL started out mostly as hash shops, with outdoor flower. The hash was basically separated in two categories, far away import hash (India, Afghanistan and Nepal for example) and Moroccan (and Lebanese of course). Nowadays, after the government started interfering more, most of the hash is Moroccan. (it's legal for a shop to sell 5 gram per person, it's not legal to grow, sell to a shop, or for a shop to buy, let alone imported stuff. With the large Moroccan community in NL the Moroccan stuff is still very much accessible).
Real Temple Balls and charas for example is at least in my area (not-Amsterdam) pretty rare... pretty much non-existent. Lots of the hash nowadays is local, made from trim and fluff from grows mainly for bud. Like Gorilla Glue hash... or hash made from sativa-dom hybrids... concentrate... it's effective but nothing like the oldschool import. To me that's like wine made from wheat and hop, or beer made from grapes. Yeah, would definitely prefer some Schimmel-Kashmir even though I never smoked or seen it myself.