Maison Duler – Whole duck foie gras
Maison Duler – Whole duck foie gras
61.00 €
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Organic and sustainable way ahead of time, Duler has been delivering family savoir-faire since 1984. The great success of this foie gras lays in respecting the product and working with passion.
Name of the product : Whole duck foie gras
Brand : Maison Duler
Description : Enhance your festive meals and share the pleasure of a smooth and very fragrant foie gras.
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