Guest guest Posted August 28, 2004 Report Share Posted August 28, 2004 > Any recommendation for good hand rolling tobacco and good paper? TIA > Dedy, The papers that are included with American Spirit loose tobacco, brand name Rizla + blue, made in the U.K. where you are, are somehow different and better than American Spirits prerolled cigarettes and all commercial cigarettes. Paper goes out with the tobacco which is often so you know there's no keep burning additives. If I smoke any cigarette not an American Spirit handrolled in this paper I can taste and smell chlorine used to bleach paper. DH thinks the Rizlas could be rice paper, unbleached and not wood pulp paper, bleached. Didn't realize they were U.K. made till right now. If they are bleached wood pulp the U.K's process is definitely different than the U.S's. Wanita Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 28, 2004 Report Share Posted August 28, 2004 Thanks for the info Wanita... yes Rizla is the brand I use... I did a bit of research on their sites... strangely their Belgian site has the most factual info... Here's some more trivial Rizla info :-) The 'KS Bleu' Rizla is made from linen [flax] and hemp fibres !!! and yes it's unbleached... all have natural Gum Arabic for bonding and all are 100% natural [whatever that means:-)] Rizlas are not made of rice [riz] but the material used in the process resembles rice in the first stage of production hence the name.... seems all their products have been unbleached since 1996. Dedy From: Wanita Sears <<The papers that are included with American Spirit loose tobacco, brand name Rizla + blue, made in the U.K. where you are, are somehow different and better than American Spirits prerolled cigarettes and all commercial cigarettes. Paper goes out with the tobacco which is often so you know there's no keep burning additives. If I smoke any cigarette not an American Spirit handrolled in this paper I can taste and smell chlorine used to bleach paper. DH thinks the Rizlas could be rice paper, unbleached and not wood pulp paper, bleached. Didn't realize they were U.K. made till right now. If they are bleached wood pulp the U.K's process is definitely different than the U.S's. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 28, 2004 Report Share Posted August 28, 2004 Many thanks for the research, Dedy! Wasn't imagining the bleach after all. The gum arabic should make the licking gluten free too, unlike mailing envelope glue. Wanita > Thanks for the info Wanita... yes Rizla is the brand I use... I did a bit of research on their sites... strangely their Belgian site has the most factual info... > > Here's some more trivial Rizla info :-) > > The 'KS Bleu' Rizla is made from linen [flax] and hemp fibres !!! and yes it's unbleached... all have natural Gum Arabic for bonding and all are 100% natural [whatever that means:-)] > > Rizlas are not made of rice [riz] but the material used in the process resembles rice in the first stage of production hence the name.... seems all their products have been unbleached since 1996. > > Dedy > > > From: Wanita Sears <<The papers that are included with American Spirit loose tobacco, brand name Rizla + blue, made in the U.K. where you are, are somehow different and better than American Spirits prerolled cigarettes and all commercial cigarettes. Paper goes out with the tobacco which is often so you know there's no keep burning additives. If I smoke any cigarette not an American Spirit handrolled in this paper I can taste and smell chlorine used to bleach paper. DH thinks the Rizlas could be rice paper, unbleached and not wood pulp paper, bleached. Didn't realize they were U.K. made till right now. If they are bleached wood pulp the U.K's process is definitely different than the U.S's. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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