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INTRESSANT spice mill
INTRESSANT spice mill
INTRESSANT spice mill
INTRESSANT spice mill
INTRESSANT spice mill

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INTRESSANT - spice mill, acacia, 27 cm | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE727964_S2
INTRESSANT - spice mill, acacia, 27 cm | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE639153_S2
INTRESSANT - spice mill, acacia, 27 cm | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PE639152_S2
INTRESSANT - spice mill, acacia, 27 cm | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PH149505_S2
INTRESSANT - spice mill, acacia, 27 cm | IKEA Hong Kong and Macau - PH173897_S2

Has a ceramic grinding mechanism which is harder and more durable than steel grinders.

Article no 303.018.98
Article no 303.018.98

INTRESSANT

spice mill, acacia, 27 cm

$149.9

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Has a ceramic grinding mechanism which is harder and more durable than steel grinders.

Article no 303.018.98
Article no 303.018.98

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