Product Description
The ingredients for Bigga Vanilla Milk Flavor Corn Snacks are:
- 44.82% corn
- Monosodium glutamate
- Artificial flavor
- Stabilizing agent (INS 170)
- Soy products
- Gluten from wheat flour
Bigga Vanilla Milk Corn Snack
$1.49
Product Description
Bigga Vanilla Milk Flavor Corn Snacks may also contain milk products and cuttlefish
| Weight | 55 g |
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