“Fire It Up” BBQ Gift Basket

Marsoni

M251S

$150.99

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“Fire It Up” BBQ Gift BasketOverview Product Details With our 'Fire It Up' BBQ Gift Basket, enjoy a delicious barbecue gift. Featuring two bottles of wine, crackers, extra virgin olive oil, tipsy fiery olives, hot wing sauce, mini pepper salami, gouda cheese, a wooden serving board, and a grilling utensil set, it has everything needed to craft the ultimate barbecue bash. Treat the master griller in your life to this ultimate BBQ experience, complete with snacks to keep hunger at

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012