Featuring a different witch on each side, with "Zen Devils" written in Japanese kanji
By the 1950s, the Philadelphia Bubble Gum Corporation began distributing a national line of bubble-gum cigarettes under different names that closely resembled real tobacco brands
They spent 75 hours learning how to tell the difference between tobacco (which can smell of green pepper, sweetcorn, violet, saffron, or rotted dry wood) and flavor additives (more likely to be fruity, minty, or redolent of vanilla or marzipan), before being set to work sniffing the tobacco in question
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FAQ 7: Can CLO remove odors other than smoke from books