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Unrefined Sea Salt from Mytilene Greek Island
Unrefined Sea Salt from Mytilene Greek Island
Aceite de oliva virgen extra griego, ojo de variedad Koroneiki, Kalamata
Thyme honey from Crete Greek Island
Pistachio Praline Paste with Chocolate, Sugar-Free
Organic Farming Pistachios nuts from Aegina Greek island
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Pistachio Praline Paste with Chocolate, Sugar-Free
Organic Farming Pistachios nuts from Aegina Greek island
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Organic Farming Pistachios nuts from Aegina Greek island
Pistachio praline paste from organic pistachio nuts , Aegina Greek Island
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Sal gruesa del Egeo 500 gr.

Los cristales de sal natural que provienen del Mar Egeo, sin ningún procesamiento ni impurezas químicas, son un producto natural, puro y de excelente calidad, ¡beneficioso para la salud!

Cristales de sal marina natural, sin refinar, sin aditivos químicos, que le dan sabor a nuestra vida.

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Peso0.507 kg
Dimensiones14 × 5 × 16 cm
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Nuestra sal proviene de la isla de Mitilene, conocida por su sal marina de alta calidad y sabor único.

Los cristales de sal naturales se crean mediante la evaporación del agua de mar con el sol en salinas naturales sin ningún tratamiento ni impurezas químicas.

¡Son un producto natural, puro y de excelente calidad, beneficioso para la salud!

Contiene sodio y 92 oligoelementos vitales, lo que la convierte en una excelente fuente de minerales y oligoelementos para el cuerpo humano.

Peso0.507 kg
Dimensiones14 × 5 × 16 cm

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