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| Ingredient | Chicken, Pork |
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CNY CHINESE NEW YEAR BAK GUA HAMPER 竹报平安
RM168.00
Bak Gua Hamper Included
1) 300g of Bak Gua
2) 1 bottle red wine
3) Abalone
4) Homemade Pineapple Tart
5) Bamboo Basket
竹报平安肉干礼盒
1) 肉干 300g
2) 1 瓶红酒
3) 5头鲍鱼
4) 凤梨酥
5) 竹篮
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