Where is the Cancer Paper???

Where is the cancer paper on normal swisher sweets.
The cigarillos

I want to take it out when I roll me some blunts.

you mean the ones that come in Black & Milds?

ehhh. I was just browsing videos on youtube and 2/3 people rolling with swishers mentioned it!!

uhhh...I always take the first layer of tobacco off of my swishers...but I never heard of it being cancer paper like in black and milds...I was under the impression that swishers were made somewhat like real cigars and the paper was tobacco...

Where can I find the rolling paper joints that have the orange so they look like cigarrete?s

you can look online...I know they make cigarette tubes which are just filtered cigarettes with no tobacco in them...

the cancer paper is a little peice of paper running horizontally closer to the mouth side of the blunt. i will provide pictures as soon as possible if you want to see a visual rather than explenation.

mouth side of blunt between the inner and outer leaf. at least in dutches thats where it is.......

I just broke a swisher cigarillo down, and I don't see what I would think is "cancer paper"...besides the whole thing is chemically treated tobacco...the whole thing is cancer paper. So is everything else we do. Oxygen causes cancer these days...dammit...

I found this quote on a blunt information article!

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The "Cancer Paper" is a name given to parts of a (usually Philly, Swisher, Dutch Master, or the more recent Game) blunt with extra paper and/or glue that make blunts harsher tasting. It is named the "Cancer Paper" because it is believed that the extraneous material poses unnecessary health risks. The first is found on the inside of the outer leaf at the mouth of the cigar. The paper is approx. 1 inch and is to reinforce the cigar. In a properly rolled blunt, this paper should be removed because it is unneeded and adds harshness. Removal of this paper can prove daunting for novice blunt rollers so you may want to have some spares on hand.

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