Perfect Peas (Green) by Whit Hayden and Chef Anton's School for Scoundrels
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    Perfect Peas (Green) by Whit Hayden and Chef Anton’s School for Scoundrels

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    Brightly colored to show up on any surface, washable and perfectly smooth, these are simply the perfect peas to use for any shell game routine. Set includes five “working” peas…

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    Brightly colored to show up on any surface, washable and perfectly smooth, these are simply the perfect peas to use for any shell game routine. Set includes five “working” peas and two plastic peas which may be handed out for examination and won’t slide out from under a shell.

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