1862 days ago

Organic Tempeh (Sri's Tempeh)

Sri from

Hello Foodies🙋🏽‍♀️
Want that Authentic Tempeh made by an Indonesian who knows what Tempeh should look and taste like? Why not try Sri’s Tempeh. Lovingly crafted in small batches. Our Tempeh is Organic and is frozen with a shelf life of 1 year and is not “Pasteurised”. Once you have tasted mine – you will not regret! Why not enquire today.
Free Delivery Friday Auckland region, North up to Silverdale, South up to Papakura.
Minimum order 10 packs either Retail Packs 220g $4 Gst incl each or Catering Packs 500g $8.20 Gst incl each. We deliver nationwide.
Contact Sri 027 292 8118
Email: sri@srisfoods.co.nz
www.srisfoods.co.nz...

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