I've got a half uesd pouch of tobacco that has dried out. How can I get it moist again?

Question

And please don't get all excited because I used the word "moist"

Answer 1

Please refer to the book "Moisturizing dried tobacco in a pouch", by Ezra Pound, Penguin Books, paperback, 1985.

Answer 2

Be gentle with the dry tobacco or you'll end up with a pile of dust even if you rehydrate correctly.
Mix 1 teaspoon of white vinegar in 1 quart of water. Distilled water is best.
Spread out the dry tobacco in a flat glass or stainless steel bowl or tray.
Lightly spray the tobacco with the prepared water. Start with very little.
Cover the tobacco with a lid or plastic wrap so the water adsorbs rather than evaporates. Repeat if necessary
Once back to the correct moisture level allow the tobacco to sit for a day before smoking

Answer 3

Potato and apple will alter the taste- put one slice of cucumber in with it for a while- that's what I always did when I was at college and it doesn't alter the taste of the tobacco at all.

Answer 4

Use potato peel, this doe's not interfere at all with the flavour. Or if your a little more extravagent, a capfull of whisky or brandy works fine and gives a lovely flavour

Answer 5

place it in your good ladys palms while she sleeps and in the morning hey presto moist tobaccy.
u utter **** i cant possibly make the answer as funny as the question
oops sorry didnt notice the last part of the Q
do I win the points anyway??

Answer 6

Put a slice or two of apple in with it. The fruit will rehydrate the tobacco and give it a pleasant taste and aroma.

Answer 7

Put a slice or two of apple in with it and seal it up for a day.

Answer 8

put a couple of potato peelings in your pouch

Answer 9

put it in a plastic container in the fridge with the lid off

Answer 10

We used to use a piece of cabbage leaf to do that job.