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Rémi Panissières

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6 years ago

La focaccia du soir, espoir...
❤🇮🇹🤌

#focaccia #bread #bakery #italiancuisine #easybakery

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Posted On: March 28th 2021, 05:04 pm

La focaccia du soir, espoir...
❤🇮🇹🤌

#focaccia #bread #bakery #italiancuisine #easybakery

Comments (5)

marie_the_marque

6 years ago

marie_the_marque

Et moi !!! Focaccia du soir ... désespoir😂

davidprudham

6 years ago

davidprudham

Y'en a qui ont piqué des olives !!! Ça se voit ! 😂

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