Treatment fluid for increasing cigarette quality

Abstract

The invention discloses a conditioning fluid used for improving the quality of cigarettes. Every 500g of ethanol solution with weight percentage concentration between 30 percent and 60 percent is dissolved with 0.2 to 0.5mg of lycine, 2 to 5mg of carotene, 0.2 to 0.8mg of vitamin B1 aneurine, 0.2 to 0.8mg of lactoflavin, 2 to 5mg of ascorbic acid, 0.2 to 0.6mg of phytogermine and 0.3 to 0.8mg of taurine. Cigarettes can be smoked after a little conditioning fluid is smeared outside the cigarettes or is added into the cut tobacco. Cigarettes conditioned by the conditioning fluid of the inventionhave mellow flavor and the inner quality and quality grade of the cigarettes are improved; besides, the cigarettes taste fragrant, the taste of the cigarettes is soft and the aftertaste is clear andthe cigarettes is good for mouth and throat.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a cigarette treatment technology, in particular to a treatment liquid used for changing and improving the quality of cigarettes. The treatment liquid of the invention is used for quality treatment of finished cigarettes. Background technique [0002] Tobacco leaves undergo a series of treatments during processing to ensure the quality of tobacco leaves. Cigarettes produced without processing have problems such as poor intrinsic quality, green impurities, woodiness, bitterness, acridity, and excessive irritation, which seriously affect the quality of cigarette products. [0003] Even after processing, due to the different origins, types and quality grades of the tobacco leaves, and the different processing techniques, the quality of the produced cigarettes varies greatly. Cigarettes made from poor-quality shredded tobacco have a poor taste, with a bitter and spicy taste and a dry throat. Contents of the invention [0004] T...

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Problems solved by technology

Cigarettes produced without processing have problems such as poor internal quality, green impurities, woody gas, bitterness, acridity, and excessive irritation, which seriously affect the quality of cigarette products

[0003] Even after being processed, due to the different origins, types and quality grades of the tobacco leaves, and the different processing techniques, the quality of the produced cigarettes varies greatly.