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Boiled clavicle and 2 minnow clavicle 140

1 kilo boiled clavicle and 1 kilo minnow clavicle is the brand of lawyer, Tum has a delicious aroma, put papaya salad on the curry, taste boiled clavicle, ripe clavicle. Anyone who likes to clamshell is recommended. Fish minnow clavicle can be boiled in the curry, papaya salad can be missed. The products are few.# Boiled collards # Boiled fish sauce # Claude # Papaya salad collards

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