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Refried Beans With Corn (Frijoles con Elote) 250g - Clearance (BBD 3 May 25)
SKU:
SKU MX-BEANSELOTE
MX-BEANSELOTE
Price
$7.00
Signature side dish from "Karne Garibaldi" - really famous restaurant in the city of Guadalajara. You have to try them!
Ingredients: refried beans, water, lard, corn kernels, serrano chilli, sea salt.
Quantity
Out of stock
Best Before
03-May-25
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