essig öl spender Essig-/Ölspender aus Edelstahl WECK Einkochautomat WAT25-A Edelstahl

Name: essig öl spender Essig-/Ölspender aus Edelstahl WECK Einkochautomat WAT25-A Edelstahl
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SKU: 75742615366
Price: 21.13 USD
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essig öl spender Essig-/Ölspender aus Edelstahl WECK Einkochautomat WAT25-A Edelstahl

WECK Einkochautomat WAT25-A Edelstahl mit Präzisionsthermostat, Auslaufhahn & Zeitschaltuhr – 30L Einkochtopf, Glühweinkocher, Dampfentsafter, Einweckautomat – Made in Germany, hochwertig & vielseitig

Die stabile Bauweise sorgt dafür, dass die Motive klar erkennbar bleiben und der Teig nicht hängen bleibt

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Anzahl Behälter:6er Set

Perfect for all occasions: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Eve, Easter, St

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