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With a crumble cake, says Jeremy, "you get some of the possible fermentation characteristics of a plug, but it's a little more user-friendly in that rather than having to use a knife to cut the plug, since it's just ribbon tobacco that has been compressed, you can, literally, just pinch off a piece of it and rub it out and you've got a more fermented ribbon-cut tobacco." Flake Tobacco In making a flake, once the tobacco is blended, moisture must be added