Pizza Backblech aus Edelstahl – „Amica“ Teigbrett mit Anti-Rutsch-Kante, Made in Italy Partnerbrett Vollholz Partner-Servierbrett aus einem Stück Zubehör:Umlaufende Saftrille MIT Griffmulden

Name: Pizza Backblech aus Edelstahl – „Amica“ Teigbrett mit Anti-Rutsch-Kante, Made in Italy Partnerbrett Vollholz Partner-Servierbrett aus einem Stück Zubehör:Umlaufende Saftrille MIT Griffmulden
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SKU: 51290022293
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Pizza Backblech aus Edelstahl – „Amica“ Teigbrett mit Anti Rutsch Kante, Made in Italy Partnerbrett Vollholz Partner Servierbrett aus einem Stück Zubehör:Umlaufende Saftrille MIT Griffmulden Vollholz Partner Servierbrett aus einem Stück Birke Die markante greift zu einem weichen Tuch und etwas mildem Spülmittel – und das Blech glänzt wieder wie am ersten Tag ohne Kompromisse

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