Death Never Tasted So Sweet There’s berry, vanilla, chocolate,
and green apple. There are flavored cigars, tobacco leaves,
smokeless, chew, snuff, snus, hookah and dissolvable tobacco. In
short, a wide variety of candy and fruit flavored tobacco
products are available in communities throughout Florida despite
overwhelming evidence that these deadly products appeal to youth
and can lead to a lifetime of tobacco addiction. In recent
years, the emergence of new flavored tobacco products, presented
in colorful and playful packaging and backed by hefty marketing
budgets, have parents, teachers, health advocates, physicians,
and communities rightly concerned. Flavored tobacco appeals to
younger audiences. In Florida, one in six kids between the ages
of 11 and 17 had ever tried flavored tobacco. 1 Many of these
kids erroneously believe these products are less harmful than
their non-flavored counterparts. Using any kind of tobacco
product increases the risk of developing serious health
problems, including various typ