Black Platter Paper 1,000 ct (22 lbs) - 8" x 30" Category_General Merchandise/KITCHEN GADGETS High-Quality Material: Made with India Josh Bosh

Name: Black Platter Paper 1,000 ct (22 lbs) - 8" x 30" Category_General Merchandise/KITCHEN GADGETS High-Quality Material: Made with India Josh Bosh
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 62265031769
Price: 96.56 USD
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Black Platter Paper 1,000 ct (22 lbs) 8" x 30" Category_General Merchandise KITCHEN GADGETS High Quality Material: Made with India Josh Bosh High Quality Material: Made with India combination stone Versatile Use: Suitable for tenderizing a variety of meats 8" x 30" Size: Ideal for lining trays Grease Resistant & Food Safe: Helps maintain cleanliness while keeping food fresh

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