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No colorant, no gluten, no polyphosohate, no ascorbate nor lactose.
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Smoked Duck Breast – 350g
$235
Discover the subtle spicy flavor of this dry smoked duck breast which will be a perfect match for your salads or as a starter.
Origin : France, Rhône-Alpes
Animal : Duck
Eat by date: 7 days after the delivery
Whole piece of about 250g
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