Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Cheese Grater Great for Hard Cheeses, Chocolate, Nutmeg, and Lemon Zest - Kitchenware With brush Women's Socks & Hosiery A: The box is made

Name: Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Cheese Grater Great for Hard Cheeses, Chocolate, Nutmeg, and Lemon Zest - Kitchenware With brush Women's Socks & Hosiery A: The box is made
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47044252510
Price: 26.99 USD
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Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Cheese Grater Great for Hard Cheeses, Chocolate, Nutmeg, and Lemon Zest - Kitchenware With brush Women's Socks & Hosiery A: The box is made

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Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Cheese Grater Great for Hard Cheeses, Chocolate, Nutmeg, and Lemon Zest Kitchenware With brush Women's Socks & Hosiery A: The box is made A: The box is made from paperboard Tiny design just 1 5 8" in length and 7 8" in diameter Material: Stainless steel As a cheese grater

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