The Monday Food Co
The Monday Food Co. Activated Buckwheat Granola Sour Cherry 500g
Code: 12001668
RRP $25.95
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Our Activated Buckwheat Coconut & Sour Cherry is a ready-to-eat granola made with natural ingredients, no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. Wheat-free and nut-free recipe, no sulphites.
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The Monday Food Co
The Monday Food Co. Activated Buckwheat Granola Sour Cherry 500g
RRP $25.95
$20.76
20% OFF RRP
Currently unavailable
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