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Rolling papers are small sheets, rolls, or leaves of paper which are sold for rolling cigarettes either by hand or with a rolling machine. Rolling papers are also used for rolling cannabis cigarettes, commonly known as joints. They are made from a variety of materials including wood pulp, hemp, rice, and flax.

History[edit]

The use of rolling papers dates back to the 16th century in Spain. The first known company to produce rolling papers was Pay-Pay, established in 1703 in Alcoy, Spain. The most famous brand, Rizla, began in 1532 when Pierre Lacroix began producing papers in France.

Materials[edit]

Rolling papers are made from a variety of materials:

Wood Pulp: The most common material, known for its ease of use and availability.
Hemp: Popular for being eco-friendly and providing a slow burn.
Rice: Known for being thin and providing a clean taste.
Flax: Less common, but used for its strength and durability.

Sizes[edit]

Rolling papers come in various sizes to accommodate different preferences:

Single Wide: The standard size, typically 70mm long.
1 1/4: Slightly larger, around 78mm long.
1 1/2: Larger still, at about 90mm long.
Double Wide: Twice the width of single wide papers.
King Size: The largest standard size, typically 110mm long.

Brands[edit]

There are numerous brands of rolling papers, each offering different qualities and features:

Rizla: One of the oldest and most well-known brands.
RAW: Known for their unbleached and natural papers.
OCB: Offers a variety of paper types and sizes.
Elements: Known for their rice papers and slow burn.

Usage[edit]

Rolling papers are used by placing a small amount of tobacco or cannabis on the paper, rolling it into a cylindrical shape, and sealing it with a small amount of moisture. Some users prefer to use a rolling machine to ensure a consistent roll.

Also see[edit]

References[edit]

"The History of Rolling Papers." Rolling Paper Depot. Accessed October 2023.
"Types of Rolling Papers." Smoke Cartel. Accessed October 2023.

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+{{Infobox product
+| name = Rolling Papers
+| image = [[File:Rizla_1881.jpg|thumb]]
+| caption = An 1881 advertisement for Rizla rolling papers
+| type = Paper
+| currentowner = Various
+| origin = Spain
+| introduced = 16th century
+| markets = Worldwide
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-Rolling papers are small sheets, rolls, or leaves of paper which are used for rolling cigarettes either by hand or with a rolling machine. They are an essential component for those who prefer to roll their own cigarettes or joints. This article provides a comprehensive list of rolling papers, detailing their types, materials, and notable brands.
+'''Rolling papers''' are small sheets, rolls, or leaves of paper which are sold for rolling [[cigarettes]] either by hand or with a rolling machine. Rolling papers are also used for rolling [[cannabis]] cigarettes, commonly known as joints. They are made from a variety of materials including wood pulp, hemp, rice, and flax.
-== Types of Rolling Papers ==
+== History ==
+The use of rolling papers dates back to the 16th century in Spain. The first known company to produce rolling papers was Pay-Pay, established in 1703 in Alcoy, Spain. The most famous brand, [[Rizla]], began in 1532 when Pierre Lacroix began producing papers in France.
-Rolling papers come in various types, each offering different characteristics in terms of burn rate, flavor, and ease of use. The main types include:
+== Materials ==
+Rolling papers are made from a variety of materials:
-=== Standard Rolling Papers ===
+* '''Wood Pulp''': The most common material, known for its ease of use and availability.
-Standard rolling papers are the most common type and are typically made from wood pulp. They are easy to roll and burn evenly.
+* '''Hemp''': Popular for being eco-friendly and providing a slow burn.
+* '''Rice''': Known for being thin and providing a clean taste.
+* '''Flax''': Less common, but used for its strength and durability.
-=== Hemp Rolling Papers ===
+== Sizes ==
-Hemp rolling papers are made from hemp fibers, offering a natural alternative to traditional wood pulp papers. They are known for their slow burn rate and minimal impact on flavor.
+Rolling papers come in various sizes to accommodate different preferences:
-=== Rice Rolling Papers ===
+* '''Single Wide''': The standard size, typically 70mm long.
-Rice rolling papers are made from processed rice and are known for being thin and light. They burn slowly and produce minimal ash.
+* '''1 1/4''': Slightly larger, around 78mm long.
+* '''1 1/2''': Larger still, at about 90mm long.
+* '''Double Wide''': Twice the width of single wide papers.
+* '''King Size''': The largest standard size, typically 110mm long.
-=== Flavored Rolling Papers ===
+[[File:King_Size_Smoking_Slim.jpg|thumb|King Size rolling papers]]
-Flavored rolling papers are infused with various flavors, such as fruit or chocolate, to enhance the smoking experience. They are popular among those who enjoy a flavored smoke.
-=== Transparent Rolling Papers ===
+== Brands ==
-Transparent rolling papers are made from cellulose and are completely clear. They offer a unique aesthetic and are often marketed as a healthier alternative due to their lack of additives.
+There are numerous brands of rolling papers, each offering different qualities and features:
-== Materials Used in Rolling Papers ==
+* '''Rizla''': One of the oldest and most well-known brands.
+* '''RAW''': Known for their unbleached and natural papers.
+* '''OCB''': Offers a variety of paper types and sizes.
+* '''Elements''': Known for their rice papers and slow burn.
-Rolling papers can be made from a variety of materials, each affecting the smoking experience differently:
+== Usage ==
+Rolling papers are used by placing a small amount of tobacco or cannabis on the paper, rolling it into a cylindrical shape, and sealing it with a small amount of moisture. Some users prefer to use a rolling machine to ensure a consistent roll.
-* '''Wood Pulp''': The traditional material used in rolling papers, offering a consistent burn.
-* '''Hemp''': Provides a natural and eco-friendly option with a slow burn.
-* '''Rice''': Known for its thinness and slow burn, rice papers are favored for their minimal impact on flavor.
-* '''Flax''': Sometimes used in combination with other materials to enhance strength and burn rate.
-* '''Cellulose''': Used in transparent papers, offering a unique look and burn.
-== Notable Brands of Rolling Papers ==
-Several brands have become well-known for their quality and variety of rolling papers:
-* '''RAW''': Known for their unrefined and natural papers, RAW offers a wide range of sizes and types.
-* '''Zig-Zag''': A classic brand with a long history, offering a variety of paper types and sizes.
-* '''Elements''': Specializes in rice papers that are ultra-thin and slow-burning.
-* '''Juicy Jay's''': Famous for their flavored papers, offering a wide array of flavors.
-* '''OCB''': Offers a range of papers made from different materials, including organic hemp.
 == Also see ==
+* [[Cigarette]]
+* [[Cannabis (drug)]]
+* [[Tobacco smoking]]
+* [[Smoking cessation]]
-* [[Cigarette rolling machine]]
+== References ==
-* [[Tobacco smoking]]
+* "The History of Rolling Papers." Rolling Paper Depot. Accessed October 2023.
-* [[Cannabis smoking]]
+* "Types of Rolling Papers." Smoke Cartel. Accessed October 2023.
-* [[Hemp]]
-* [[Cigarette paper]]
 {{Smoking}}
-[[Category:Smoking accessories]]
+[[Category:Smoking]]
 [[Category:Tobacco]]
-[[Category:Cannabis culture]]
+[[Category:Rolling papers]]