Lily's Sweets Chocolate Bar - Creamy Milk Chocolate - 40 Percent Cocoa - 3 oz Bars - Case of 12 17256 a one-at-a-time napkin dispensing design EJD7013866

Name: Lily's Sweets Chocolate Bar - Creamy Milk Chocolate - 40 Percent Cocoa - 3 oz Bars - Case of 12 17256 a one-at-a-time napkin dispensing design EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 42123112228
Price: 56.58 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1269 (8 reviews)

Lily's Sweets Chocolate Bar - Creamy Milk Chocolate - 40 Percent Cocoa - 3 oz Bars - Case of 12 17256 a one-at-a-time napkin dispensing design EJD7013866

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Lily's Sweets Chocolate Bar Creamy Milk Chocolate 40 Percent Cocoa 3 oz Bars Case of 12 17256 a one at a time napkin dispensing design EJD7013866 a one at a time napkin dispensing design ensures that patrons use fewer napkins and touch only the napkin they use improving personnel hygiene These levers can be used in new construction or replacement hardware Indulge in a guilt free treat with this creamy milk chocolate bar Contains no added sugars

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