elektrische allesschneider Elektrischer 200W Edelstahl - Brotschneidemaschine | 2 Klingen＆Kindersicherung, 0-15mm Schnittstärke Anzahl:6 Gläser

Name: elektrische allesschneider Elektrischer 200W Edelstahl - Brotschneidemaschine | 2 Klingen＆Kindersicherung, 0-15mm Schnittstärke Anzahl:6 Gläser
Brand: haus-pesjak.at
SKU: 8953558968
Price: 29.53 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4608 (17 reviews)

SKU: 8953558968

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elektrische allesschneider Elektrischer 200W Edelstahl - Brotschneidemaschine | 2 Klingen＆Kindersicherung, 0-15mm Schnittstärke Anzahl:6 Gläser

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