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Choca Cookies | Galletas | Brownies | Venta a cafeterías

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3 years ago
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Posted On: April 24th 2024, 04:30 pm
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✨PREVENTA box día de la mamá ✨📣

¡Ya puedes pedir la tuya!

4 Bocados de nuez manjar naranja
4 Cookies amapola limón chocolate blanco
4 Cookies avena cranberry
4 Brownies 54% cacao

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Comments (4)
fernandaa._s 3 years ago

fernandaa._s

Riquísimoooooo🔥❤️

mariela.velgar 3 years ago

mariela.velgar

😍😍😍😍 me muero, 1 por aqui 🙏

valaila.art 3 years ago

valaila.art

Me encanta ❤️ voy a querer la mía

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