Lime Green Pearl 8mm Sprinkle Beads Wholesale (24 units per/ case) Select Price Tier:166+ cases Sprinkle the dust over buttercream BKS657-PL-48CT

Name: Lime Green Pearl 8mm Sprinkle Beads Wholesale (24 units per/ case) Select Price Tier:166+ cases Sprinkle the dust over buttercream BKS657-PL-48CT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74293837199
Price: 136.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.690300000000001 (8 reviews)

Lime Green Pearl 8mm Sprinkle Beads Wholesale (24 units per/ case) Select Price Tier:166+ cases Sprinkle the dust over buttercream BKS657-PL-48CT

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Lime Green Pearl 8mm Sprinkle Beads Wholesale (24 units per case) Select Price Tier:166+ cases Sprinkle the dust over buttercream BKS657 PL 48CT Sprinkle the dust over buttercream cupcake frosting or onto any baked goods Navy Blue Tinker Dust® edible glitter packaged in a 45g shaker with sifter cap See additional Bulk Wholesale Private Label Terms & Conditions Lime Green Pearl 8mm Bead Sprinkles

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