Feodora - Edel-bitter (Superior Bitter Chocolate)

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February 2, 2002

Feodora – Edel-bitter (Superior Bitter Chocolate)

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Company: Feodora
Bar description: Seventy%
Cacao solids: 60%
Guide Price: £1.50

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- Cocoa mass
- Sugar
- Cocoa Butter
- Lecithin
- Bourbon-Vanilla

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Superior Bitter Chocolate

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