Alain Ducasse – Signature Chocolate Bar Dark Peru 100%
Alain Ducasse – Signature Chocolate Bar Dark Peru 100%
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Is it undoubtedly one of the most delicious Christmas traditions. Chocolates of all kinda have been a success for hundreds of years! The flavor genius Alain Ducasse can be trusted.
Name of the product : Signature Chocolate Bar Dark Peru 100%
Brand : Alain Ducasse
Description : A refined and powerful dark chocolate, without added sugar, the pure flavour of cocoa beans originating from Peru, South America. The Signature chocolate bars are the combination of a taste with a unique identity, discover recipes revealing the raw and pure character of our selected beans.
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