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turkish delight gift box
The Classic Rose and Lemon Turkish delight in a beautifully presented wooden box. If you have a friend or family member, and we all know at least one, who loves Turkish delight, then when it is their birthday or Christmas, then this will be a great gift. Once the Turkish delight is finished, this little hexaganol wooden box may find other ways to be reused.
 
How long does a box of this Turkish delight last? Kept closed in its wooden box it should comfortably last 30 days. Turkish delight does not need to be stored in a fridge.
 
Like the entire Truede range it is entirely free of artificial flavours and colours and is totally vegetarian and gluten free.
 
250g

Turkish Delight Wooden Gift Box | Truede

£13.00Price

Sugar, cornstarch, water, natural flavourings (rose, lemon), acidity regulator (citric acid), colour (Anthocyanin, Curcumin)

 

 

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