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Religious diet · kosher
Is Molto Super Max Croissants From Greece with Praline Flavor kosher?
No
This product is not compatible with kosher requirements based on its declared ingredients.
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Religious diet · kosher
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About this product
- Brand Molto
- Category Pastries & Bakery
- Origin Greece
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