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Ferrero CousCous 500g

A great alternative to rice, Ferrero couscous taste great with meat and vegetable dishes and is quick and simple to prepare.

SKU: 3223920720125

£1.99

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100% superior quality durum wheat semolina, rolled and steam cooked. Contains gluten

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