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frühstücks holzbretter DuneDesign Frühstücksbrettchen Holz 6er Set - Bambus Holzbrett 22x15cm für Küche & Frühstück - stabiles Stullenbrett für Vesper, Brotzeit und Snacks - langlebiges Schneidebrett klein product--available

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frühstücks holzbretter DuneDesign Frühstücksbrettchen Holz 6er Set - Bambus Holzbrett 22x15cm für Küche & Frühstück - stabiles Stullenbrett für Vesper, Brotzeit und Snacks - langlebiges Schneidebrett klein product--available

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Größe:240x220

Die LEDs lassen sich über den Schalter am Batteriefach einschalten

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