can one use any kind of leaf to make chewing tobacco?

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georgewes

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I have a lot of tobacco that I ordered for cigars so I am wondering if I could use some of those for chewing tobacco. I have Volado, Seco, wrapper, binder, ligaro.
 

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wondering what the glycerine, maltose and dextrose do in the loose leaf chew ingredient breakdown. sucrose(sugar) and sodium chloride(salt) I can understand.
I wonder how little dutch would make as a loose leaf chew...hmmm?
 

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Glycerine functions as a mold inhibitor but it also enhances "mouth feel". Dextrose is another name for glucose so it's function is probably as a sweetener. Not sure why maltose is used, probably to alter the taste slightly.
 
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