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@nvbimport: 🍝 土耳其进口04号意大利面｜500g/包 煮后不易坨，Q弹有嚼劲！ 🇹🇷 Turkish Spaghetti No.4 | 500g/pack Firm, chewy & doesn’t get soggy easily! 😋 #意大利面 #04号意大利面 #Spaghetti #PastaLover #美食推荐 #简单料理

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