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Here are some examples of some sweet-sounding additives found in your cigarettes from the industry-provided documents: Apple Juice/Concentrate Apricot Extract Benzyl Benzoate Cane Sugar Extract Caramel Carob bean and/or extract Cocoa extract Coffee extract High Fructose Corn Syrup Geranium rose oil Lemon oil Liquorice extract Orange oil Phenylcarbinol Prune extract Sugar, white Vanilla extract Many of these additives are regarded as safe for use in food and beverages

Store your Social Smoke tobacco in an airtight container in a cool, dry place to maintain its freshness and flavor

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We then add a proprietary blend of ingredients and flavorings in order to produce a rich, smooth taste