Difference between revisions of "TUC"
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Revision as of 17:37, 13 August 2021
| TUC | |
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| Company | Mondelēz International Jacob Fruitfield Food Group LU |
| Original run | 1958 - present |
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TUC is a brand of salted cracker/biscuit that is octagonal in shape. It was created in Belgium by Mr. Parein after traveling to the United States to learn how to make crackers. They are baked instead of fried and come in many varieties.
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School
Video
Gallery
School (Czech version)
Video
Gallery
Lamp
Video
Gallery
Post Office
Video
Gallery
China
Video
Gallery
Office (Chinese version)
Video
Gallery
Shop
Video
Gallery
Metro
Video
Gallery
Beach
Video
Gallery
Scooter
Video
Gallery
Cinema
Video
Gallery
Mall
Video
Gallery
Felouka
Video
