Folkington's Club Soda 8 x 150ml
48,78 zł
48,78 zł
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60,00 zł
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60,00 zł
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The lowest price during 30 days prior to the reduction:
60,00 zł
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Product code: FOLKINGTONS1
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Folkington's Club Soda 8 x 150ml
Administratorem danych osobowych jest British Shop in Warsaw (Fish and Chips Spółka z o.o.). Przetwarzamy je w celu przesłania odpowiedzi na zapytanie. Więcej informacji dotyczących przetwarzania danych osobowych znajduje się w polityce prywatności.
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Folkington's Club Soda is uniquely made with minerals that have been naturally extracted from Nahcolite rock crystals that form natural sodium bicarbonate.
With natural minerals, No artificial ingredients
Suitable for vegetarians
Package Type
Sleeve
Recycling Information
Sleeve - Widely Recycled
Other Information
Full Product Name:
Club soda water
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place.
Best before: see base of can.
Club soda water
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place.
Best before: see base of can.
Brand
Folkington's
A splash of history:
The French would like to lay claim to inventing the art of making water fizzy. But they'd be wrong. It was actually an Englishman, Joseph Priestley, the 18th Century philosopher, clergyman, chemist and author. How he found time is anyone's guess but his discovery was soon used as an aid to digestion and later created a renaissance in the way people drunk their liquor, by mixing it with soda water.
The French would like to lay claim to inventing the art of making water fizzy. But they'd be wrong. It was actually an Englishman, Joseph Priestley, the 18th Century philosopher, clergyman, chemist and author. How he found time is anyone's guess but his discovery was soon used as an aid to digestion and later created a renaissance in the way people drunk their liquor, by mixing it with soda water.