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Vignette Chile Flakes
$6.50 – $21.00
Italian Calabrian blended with Morita Chipotle & Jalapeño Chile Flakes. Add to olive oil as a dipping spice, or serve as a finishing spice to be sprinkled on top of pizza, pasta or salad. Also available at Vignette Pizzeria in Sebastopol, California.
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