Tea tree flower-flavored tobacco accessories and tobacco products

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of spices and tobacco, and relates to a tea-flower-aroma tobacco excipient and a tobacco product, in particular to a tobacco excipient containing tea flower extracts, application of the tobacco excipient in preparation of the tobacco product like cigarettes, and the tobacco product, containing the tobacco excipient, like the cigarettes. The cigarettes has a tea flower aroma which is consistent with an own fragrance of tobacco of the cigarettes, aroma and taste of the cigarettes are obviously improved, remaining taste is comfortable, smoke is delicate and soft, and spicy stimulation and mouth dryness sensation of the smoke is effectively reduced. The tobacco excipient which is a tobacco flavor is simple in preparation process, and original processing techniques and equipment of the cigarettes are unchanged in the process of adding of the tobacco excipient.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of spices and tobacco, and relates to a tobacco auxiliary material and a tobacco product of tea tree flower fragrance. Background technique [0002] In recent years, with the improvement of people's living standards, the awareness of health has become more and more profound, and smokers have higher and higher requirements for the quality of cigarettes, and various methods or additives are used to prepare cigarettes with different tastes. [0003] Cigarette paper, commonly known as coil paper, is used as an auxiliary material for cigarettes. Judging from the appearance of cigarettes, cigarette paper plays the role of wrapping shredded tobacco. Compared with other cigarette auxiliary materials such as tipping paper and molding paper, the most important feature is that the cigarette paper participates in the burning of cigarettes, thereby affecting the smoldering properties of cigarettes, burning speed, smoking taste of ...

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Problems solved by technology

Tea trees are widely distributed in my country. The flowering period of tea trees in most tea areas is from September to January and February of the next year. Tea tree flowers are a rich and renewable natural resource that does not need to be planted and cultivated. For a long time, tea farmers only picked tea trees. Fresh and tender buds and leaves, but for tea tree flowers, they are left to fend for themselves and are rarely used