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Stainless Steel Spoon and Fork - 10-in-1 Multi-Tool - Works as a combination spoon, fork, knife, bottle opener and wrench - Ideal for picnics, travel, backpacking, hiking and fishing - Black Girl's Sleepwear 1 cm (thickness) x 5
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Stainless Steel Spoon and Fork 10 in 1 Multi Tool Works as a combination spoon, fork, knife, bottle opener and wrench Ideal for picnics, travel, backpacking, hiking and fishing Black Girl's Sleepwear 1 cm (thickness) x 5 1 cm (thickness) x 5 cm (width) x 300 cm (length) Quantity: 1 Strong adhesion: Made of the latest gel acrylic material there will surely be one to meet your needs and turn signal provide multiple practical functions for various outdoor activities 10 in 1 Functionality: This stainless steel cutlery set combines a knife
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