große glasschüssel mit deckel Sendez Salatschüssel XL Glasschale 4,4L Ø27cm Salatschale & Teigschüssel, Borosilikatglas, Deckel PRNTKC:HBBYSPRTS

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große glasschüssel mit deckel Sendez Salatschüssel XL Glasschale 4,4L Ø27cm Salatschale & Teigschüssel, Borosilikatglas, Deckel PRNTKC:HBBYSPRTS

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große glasschüssel mit deckel Sendez Salatschüssel XL Glasschale 4,4L Ø27cm Salatschale & Teigschüssel, Borosilikatglas, Deckel PRNTKC:HBBYSPRTS

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Zutaten Philadelphia-Torte im Glas 100 g Frischkäse Philadelphia 100 g Löffelbiskuits 50 g weiche Butter 50 g Puderzucker 250 ml Sahne 1 Tütchen Götterspeise, Zitrone, für 4 Portionen (in jeder Götterspeisepackung sind 2 Tütchen) und 100 ml Wasser 1 Zitrone, Saft davon TM Zubereitung Philadelphia-Torte im Glas 100 g Löffelbiskuits halbiert mit weicher Butter in den Pott geben

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