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Classic rice crackers with soy sauce, enjoyed at every opportunity. A great alternative to European snacks. Recommended with beer, ginger ale, or green tea.
| Weight | 0.150 kg |
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Treat yourself to the crispy and sweet goodness of Laura’s Otap Sugar Biscuits. These delightful biscuits are carefully crafted to perfection, with a crispy texture and a generous coating of sugar on top.
Treat yourself to the crispy and sweet goodness of Laura’s Otap Sugar Biscuits. These delightful biscuits are carefully crafted to perfection, with a crispy texture and a generous coating of sugar on top.
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