Stirrings Chocolate Martini Mixer & Rimmer
All the non-alcoholic ingredients you need to make a delicious Chocolate Martini with this 32oz bottle of mix and 4.5oz rimmer.

Chocolate.com Stirrings Chocolate Martini Mixer & Rimmer

Stirrings Chocolate Martini Mixer & Rimmer

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Delicious martinis--Just add alcohol All the non-alcoholic ingredients you need to make a delicious Chocolate Martini with this 32oz bottle of mix and 4.5oz rimmer.

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