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@duongduong_94: Kho cá là cứ phải có nồi nấu chậm này mới chuẩn ,kho xong đễn xương cá còn nhừ nục .Kho cá nhừ nục ,nấu chè ,nấu cháo hay ninh hầm gì cũng cứ gọi là tuyệt đỉnh .Không phải nói gì đâu nhưng dùng em nồi này bồ kết thật mọi người ạ 😍#noinaucham #morico #noikhoca #noinauchaocham #xuhuong

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ngoctho.86
Ngoctho1986 :
Ngon qua ah
2026-10-17 21:52:29
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Bếp nhà Phúc 🏠 :
Nồi tiện quá
2026-10-20 03:48:34
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duongduong_94
🌻 Dương Vui Vẻ 🌻 :
Kho cá cứ gọi là siêu ngon 😍😍😍
2026-10-17 13:52:43
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