Tobacco is tobacco.
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∙ 2010-05-17 12:03:38Cigars have no added chemicals like cigarettes.
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cigarettes and tobacco are the same because tobacco is in cigarettes
They are called cigarettes because they are a mini cigar, so they are called cigar "ettes", "ette" meaning a smaller version. :)
approximately 60 cigarettes in one can of tobacco
Cigars have no added chemicals like cigarettes.
Cigars are wrapped in an actual tobacco leaf, cigarettes are wrapped with paper. Cigarettes also have many additives, cigars are mostly tobacco
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They are pretty similar but a cigarette has shredded tobacco and a cigar has finer tobacco. Cigars are generally wider, don't use filters, and are wrapped with a tobacco leaf. Cigarettes are usually filtered and they are wrapped with rice paper. Also, the blend of tobacco is different. Cigars may use a milder, sweeter variety of tobacco.
Tar levels can vary depending on the brand and size of the cigar smoke. There is definitely more tar in cigars than in cigarettes. For every gram of tobacco smoked, there is more tar in cigars than in cigarettes.
There might be 4 times the tobacco. 4 cigarettes are worse for you than 1 cigar. Most people don't inhale cigar or pipe smoke, so it drastically decreases the chances of cancer of the lungs or throat, especially if it's only 1 cigar.
It is not easy to measure how many cigarettes are there in one cigar.
You can smoke anything in a hookah
cigarettes and tobacco are the same because tobacco is in cigarettes
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Tobacco and more tobacco ---- A typical cigar is made up of three parts; the filler, binder and wrapper. The filler is bunched up tobacco that fills the cigar. The binder tobacco is wrapped around the filler to keep it nice and compact. The wrapper goes on as the final layer. The nicest look tobacco leaves are selected for the wrapper. You can tell a lot about a cigar and a cigar company by the look and construction of the cigar. Sometimes a manufacturer will use different tobaccos from around the whole to construct a single cigar.