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Louis Tellier - 4mm Grid For P10 Food Mill - P10040 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Textiles Made from 18/8 stainless steel
Louis Tellier - 4mm Grid For P10 Food Mill - P10040 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Textiles Made from 18/8 stainless steel
Louis Tellier - 4mm Grid For P10 Food Mill - P10040 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Textiles Made from 18/8 stainless steel
Louis Tellier - 4mm Grid For P10 Food Mill - P10040 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Textiles Made from 18/8 stainless steel
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Louis Tellier - 4mm Grid For P10 Food Mill - P10040 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Textiles Made from 18/8 stainless steel

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Louis Tellier 4mm Grid For P10 Food Mill P10040 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Textiles Made from 18 8 stainless steel Made from 18 8 stainless steel in an ideal size for a variety of citrus fruits 8 cm and has a soft and a hard side This 4mm grid is for the heavy duty P10 professional mill on tripod (sold separately)

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