Flake tobaccos ???

[DaBear]

To me a flake is a flake, broken or not. The only time it changes in my book is when its rubbed out. Even a "crumble cake" I'd consider a flake.

[RevSmoke]

Originally Posted by DaBear

To me a flake is a flake, broken or not. The only time it changes in my book is when its rubbed out. Even a "crumble cake" I'd consider a flake.

Yes, the are all "flakes", but they are as different from one another as are apples and oranges. They are both types of fruit, but that is where the difference ends.

Should we really get funky? Do flakes, cut from ropes count as flakes? I know some who would say, no. They would define them as disks or curly cuts. So they haveakes, broken flake, crumle cakes (krumble kakes), and disks/curly cuts.

Peace of The Lord be with you.

[DaBear]

Originally Posted by RevSmoke

Yes, the are all "flakes", but they are as different from one another as are apples and oranges. They are both types of fruit, but that is where the difference ends.

Should we really get funky? Do flakes, cut from ropes count as flakes? I know some who would say, no. They would define them as disks or curly cuts. So they haveakes, broken flake, crumle cakes (krumble kakes), and disks/curly cuts.

Peace of The Lord be with you.

Basically what I was saying. They're all flakes, but there are different subtypes of the general category of a flake.