You're cutting coins off of a round, twisted product." The Purpose of Different Cuts "If you took the exact same recipe, the exact same blend of tobacco, but one a ribbon-cut, one a flake and another a plug, and kept it air tight for five years, you're going to have three very different tobaccos with different, distinct character." We know that ribbon-cut tobacco has more surface area to interact with air, so it will age differently and build different flavor nuances than the plug or flake, which offer little surface area
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And I'm reading this book, I've got it for research purposes in a second-hand copy, because I was writing about Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, and I heard there was some quite interesting stuff about cabinet discussions about what Prince Philip, what his title should be in the 1950s when the Queen became queen, what were they going to call him
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