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Mixed Nuts 1kg
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A delicious blend of Walnuts, Almonds, Cashews, Macadamia, and Peanuts.
For allergens, see ingredients in CAPITALS. Warning
May contain cereals containing gluten (wheat, barley), other nuts, milk, soya, sesame and sulphites.
Country of Origin: Various
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