Tobacco – Cigar or cigarette making – Including cooperating surfaces to induce rolling
Patent
1978-08-02
1981-03-17
Millin, V.
Tobacco
Cigar or cigarette making
Including cooperating surfaces to induce rolling
131140C, A24B 314, A24B 1518, A24D 118
Patent
active
042561230
ABSTRACT:
A method of producing a smokable material containing tobacco by-products, such as stems or stalks, having reduced particulate matter, particularly, tar and nicotine, and which additionally has no undesirable "woody taste" is disclosed. The method for producing this smokable material comprises subjecting tobacco by-products material to pyrolysis, adding the pyrolyzed material to a tobacco-parts slurry, homogenizing the slurry, drying and processing the resultant reconstituted product to a form desired for the smoking material. The smoking material obtained by such method is also described.
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Keritsis Gus D.
Lendvay Andrew T.
Wakeham Helmut R. R.
Millin V.
Philip Morris Incorporated
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