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Test results are not interchangeable

So description will be the same, except that this will: (1) allow you better control over the thickness of the flake and eventually how it smokes, and (2) the taste is a bit rounder, though not necessarily stronger (could it anyway be stronger?!)

If you realize that your tobacco is too humid, leave it to rest in the open air for at least fifteen minutes so that it will dry a little bit (obviously, this will depend on the tobacco that you smoke, some being more humid than others)