Peterson's University Flake

[mrenglish]

Yep, it's a staple here. It holds nothing to the Murray's version which was more like a krumble kale type of cut, imo. A lot more ooomph in it as well. That said, I still enjoy the heck out of this version.

 

[davidintexas]

Good to see you on the forum again Mr. English. Another blast from the past

 

[davidintexas]

Had this again a couple of days ago in an Ascorti Sabbia Oro pipe. Had thick walls and was close to 2" tall. Seemed to be a perfect chance to try a first at fold and tuck. My tin of UF was pretty dry as it has been open for quite a long time, although the last few months was in a mylar zip seal bag. I actually did a fold and twist with a few crumbs sprinkled on top. It took to fire in no time, and only had a few relights. It tasted great. I seemed to notice a little more of the topping than when I rub it out. It is one of my favorites and i'm glad I tried the F&T method. Will now try it out on other flakes, properly dried out.

 

[cigrmaster]

dave, glad to hear you enjoyed it. Sometimes it just takes a different pipe and a different prep method to find the magic.

 

[ben88]

I can't wait to try it. Just scored few older rectangular tins. Anybody knows when they switched to round tins?

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

Ben88: My guess is about two years ago,

 

[rajangan]

University Flake. I think I know that guy.