Fenerbahçe Taraftar Pastası – 60. Yaş Doğum Günü Pastası

Fenerbahçe Taraftar Pastası – 60. Yaş Doğum Günü Pastası

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Fenerbahçe Taraftar Pastası – 60. Yaş Doğum Günü PastasıFenerbahe tutkusunu pastaya tayan zel tasarm 60. ya doum gn pastasyla babanza unutulmaz bir srpriz yapn! Sar lacivert renklere sahip, Fenerbahe Spor Kulb logosuyla sslenmi bu pasta, "yi ki dodun baba" yazsyla hem anlaml hem de duygusal bir hediye sunuyor. Tamamen kiiye zel hazrlanabilen bu ya pastas, taraftar babalar iin harika bir doum gn tercihi. zel gnlerinizde sevdiklerinize hem lezzetli hem de anlam dolu bir srpriz yapmak istiyorsanz, bu pasta

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012