It’s difficult to chew regular cigarette tobacco because of the way in which it is processed. The tobacco leaves are ground down and the plant’s natural juices are stripped away. As a result, the tobacco is much more difficult to break down with your teeth.

It seems like many people ask this question because cigarettes, for the most part, come in “regular” and “light” varieties. This is because the type of tobacco used in cigarettes is usually regular.

There is a reason why there are different types of tobacco. There are other purposes for the different types of tobacco, like cigars, cigarettes, and chewing tobacco. It’s not just for people to chew to their heart’s content like regular tobacco. It’s for people to chew to get their nicotine fix and not have to smoke. There are other products that can satisfy the nicotine needs of people without smoking.

To answer this question, you would need to do a lot of research on how smoking cigarettes is done. It’s also a personal preference. Some people like to inhale and some people like to chew. Regular tobacco may not be chewable because the way it is rolled into cigarettes is difficult for the teeth. We can’t chew regular cigarette tobacco for the same reason that we don’t chew regular toothpaste. The ingredients in tobacco are released into the bloodstream through the saliva, which would then bind onto the blood platelets, blood cells that help in clotting.