SUREE INTERFOODS CO., LTD.

Crying Thaiger Thai Red Curry Sauce 200g

Thailand , Samut Sakhon

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Crying Thaiger Thai Red Curry Sauce 200g

Crying Thaiger 's Red Curry Paste is the mixture of all natural and best selection of red chilli from one of the best chillies plantation, lemongrasses, galangals, garlics, red shallots together with Crying Thaiger's special recipes for the traditional Thai and mellow flavor.
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