Restaurantware Bamboo Carbonized Contour Chopsticks, 9.5 In, 100 Pack newreleases_Jan2024 Kreg ACS735 Adaptive Cutting System Size:16 inch (40 cm)

Name: Restaurantware Bamboo Carbonized Contour Chopsticks, 9.5 In, 100 Pack newreleases_Jan2024 Kreg ACS735 Adaptive Cutting System Size:16 inch (40 cm)
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 80072017034
Price: 107.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Restaurantware Bamboo Carbonized Contour Chopsticks, 9.5 In, 100 Pack newreleases_Jan2024 Kreg ACS735 Adaptive Cutting System Size:16 inch (40 cm) Kreg ACS735 Adaptive Cutting System Splinter Guards soldering wire dispenser INCLUDES 100 CHOPSTICKS: Measuring 9 The unique carbonized bamboo look of these long chopsticks creates a beautiful contrast on place settings and tablescapes

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