nicer dicer quick Genius Speed Vegetable Slicer with 3 Inserts, Stand and 550ml Collecting Container, Parmesan Grater, Julienne Grater and V- Slicer : Home & Kitchen item code: 27-100007W

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nicer dicer quick Genius Speed Vegetable Slicer with 3 Inserts, Stand and 550ml Collecting Container, Parmesan Grater, Julienne Grater and V- Slicer : Home & Kitchen item code: 27-100007W

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nicer dicer quick Genius Speed Vegetable Slicer with 3 Inserts, Stand and 550ml Collecting Container, Parmesan Grater, Julienne Grater and V- Slicer : Home & Kitchen item code: 27-100007W

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item code: 27-100007W

Color:Toffee

Übersichtlichkeit: Durch die flache Form lassen sich Gegenstände leicht sortieren und wiederfinden

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