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Eight O'Clock Coffee Hazelnut Coffee, 24 Count

R 2,232

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Eight O'Clock Coffee Hazelnut Coffee, 24 Count
- Eight o'clock coffee original blend k cups for keurig brewers
- 24 count
- Keurig brewer compatible
Supremely rich hazelnut flavor infused into a distinctive blend of 100% arabica coffee beans. Lightly roasted for a mild, satisfying flavor you'll truly go nuts for.

Country	USA
Brand	Eight O'Clock Coffee
Manufacturer	Eight O Clock Coffee Company
Binding	Grocery
ItemPartNumber	CAJ-078
Model	GMT6406
Color	Coffee
Size	24 Count (Pack of 1)
UnitCount	1
UPCs	881314932108
EANs	0778554089375
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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