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KNORR Crunchy Spice Mix 90g

All natural Turkish meatball mixture. No additives or GMOs used. Ingredients: Crunchy breadcrumbs (wheat), wheat flour, corn starch, cornflakes, iodized salt, dried ground onion, turmeric, black pepper, dried ground garlic, vegetable oil (palm), hot red pepper. May contain trace amounts of eggs, milk and dairy products, mustard, soy, pine nuts, celery, pistachios, hazelnuts, almonds, and sesame.
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