A kind of humectant for clear and sweet tobacco

Abstract

The invention discloses a moisturizing agent for clear and sweet tobacco, which comprises a solvent, a natural plant extract and a moisturizing promoter, the solvent is one or more of propylene glycol or ethanol, and the natural plant extract It is a mixed extract of apple, green plum and pomelo peel, and the moisturizer is moss extract. For the first time in the present invention, apples, green plums and pomelo peels are rationally compounded to prepare humectant. The fragrance of the prepared humectant is fresh, sweet, and rich in layers, which can increase the aroma of cigarettes, reduce the dryness of smoke, and improve the comfort of cigarettes. , At the same time, it has excellent moisture retention performance, and has good market prospects and application value.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of tobacco spices, and in particular relates to a sweet-sweet moisturizer for tobacco and its application in tobacco. Background technique [0002] With the international call for smoking cessation and the continuous improvement of consumers' health awareness, low-tar and low-harm cigarettes are more and more favored by consumers. However, reducing the tar and reducing the harm of cigarettes is bound to be accompanied by the loss of some aroma and aroma in the cigarette, the deterioration of the comfort, and the increase of the dryness of the smoke. Cigarette flavoring is of great significance for maintaining the flavor style of cigarette brands and improving its taste. The development of new flavors for tobacco has become an important content and key field of flavor compensation for low-tar cigarettes. [0003] Apples are rich in nutritional value, sweet and sour in nature, and have the effects of promotin...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] At present, most humectants are either single-component (such as propylene glycol, glycerin, etc.), or compound humectants (such as honey-propylene glycol, etc.), but the moisturizing effect is not good, especially for improving the sensory quality of cigarettes. The effect of cigarettes is not obvious, and the problems of cigarette moisture retention, smoke moisture, smoke aroma, and smoking aftertaste have not been well resolved.

Although there are some related reports on natural plant materials and artificial synthetic materials as humectants, such humectants currently used are either expensive to prepare, or difficult to balance moisturizing and smoke suction quality, and the use effect is not good. Unsatisfactory, seriously restricting the further development of humectants

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