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English: Palm oil from Ghana with its natural dark colour visible, 2 litres
Español: Aceite de palma de Ghana con su colour oscuro natural, 2 litros
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28 February 2007 |
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en:Image:Palm oil Ghana.jpg |
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en:User:Whitebox |
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Originally uploaded by Whitebox ( en:Image:Palm oil Ghana.jpg)
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Juka's Palm Oil www.myafricankitchen.com http://www.myafricankitchen.com/
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