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CNY CHINESE NEW YEAR BAK GUA HAMPER 三星报喜
RM68.00
Bak Gua Hamper Included
1) 300g of Bak Gua
2) Peanut Cookies 300g
3) 1 pack Tea Leaf
4) Gift Bag
三星报喜肉干礼盒
1) 肉干 300g
2) 花生 300g
3) 1 盒茶叶
4) 礼盒
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