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CLEARANCE-Gingerbread Tula with fruits 140g

BEST BEFORE: 11.12.2024 Traditional "Tula gingerbread" with fruit filling based on apple puree. Ingredients: apple puree, honey, eggs. A famous gift from Tula.
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Traditional "Tula gingerbread" with fruit filling based on apple puree.
Ingredients: apple puree, honey, eggs. A famous gift from Tula.

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