Double Beans
Price range: ₹75.00 through ₹300.00
Double Beans are a high-fiber food. Beans are an excellent source of low-fat, low-calorie protein that already contains fibre and carbohydrates.
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| Quantity | 250g, 500g, 1000g |
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