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Basdhah Basmati Rice 20kg

Manufacturer: Badshah

Badshah Basmati Rice 20kg, Rich aroma, delicious taste from the finest basmati rice. Once cooked, each rice grain forms a fluffy texture.

SKU: 5016805000713

Old price: £40.99

Price: £34.99

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