BREAKFAST MENU:
1. First-harvest Brisbane Mangoes, Australia
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Start the day off with a healthy serving of fruit! These first-harvest Brisbane mangoes sell for about $4,200 each. In October 2010, 12 mangoes were auctioned for $50,000 as part of an annual fundraising event.
2. Kopi Luwak, Vietnam
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Westin Hotel Bagel, United States
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Executive Chef Frank Tujague is the mastermind behind the world’s most expensive bagel. This bad boy, filled with white truffle cream cheese, goji berry-infused Riesling jelly and gold leaf, was once sold for $1,000. Don’t worry! Part of the proceeds were donated to the Les Amis d’Escoffier Scholarship, which benefits culinary students.
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At $500.00, the recipe consists of Belgian chocolate, edible gold leaf, and liquor, topped off with a $190 Swarovski ring.
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6. Gold Leaf Sushi, ManilaPhoto Courtesy of abs-cbnnews.comPhoto Courtesy of abs-cbnnews.com
If you’re like me and love seafood, head over to Manila to try Chef Angelito Araneta Jr.’s sushi creation. For about $1,978.15, you will receive five pieces of sushi wrapped in gold leaf, topped with caviar, three Mikimoto pearls and a diamond!
7. The Frrrozen Haute Chocolate, United StatesFrozen Hot Chocolate - ClapwayPhoto Courtesy of pressabroad.com
For dessert, this $25,000 ice cream sundae, offered at Serendipity 3, contains a blend of 28 different cocoas and is decorated with edible gold. But if that’s not enough, it’s also served in a goblet lined with more gold, along with an 18 carat gold bracelet and 1 carat of diamonds lining the bottom. Of course, to eat this creation, you need to use a golden spoon decorated in diamonds.
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