bauer flaschen gläser Softdrink Glas 0,2l Pokal (6er Set) THELIFE 6/12-tlg. luftdichte Lebensmittelaufbewahrungsbehälter

Name: bauer flaschen gläser Softdrink Glas 0,2l Pokal (6er Set) THELIFE 6/12-tlg. luftdichte Lebensmittelaufbewahrungsbehälter
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bauer flaschen gläser Softdrink Glas 0,2l Pokal (6er Set) THELIFE 6/12-tlg. luftdichte Lebensmittelaufbewahrungsbehälter

THELIFE 6/12-tlg. luftdichte Lebensmittelaufbewahrungsbehälter mit Bambusdeckeln für die Küchenorganisation, PET-Dosen sind ideal für Müsli, Nudeln * Kaffee, Reis * Lebensmittelkontakt, unverzichtbar ...

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