$6,500 Burger?! The World's Most Expensive Food! The Bestest Channel
Channel: TheBestest
Date: 2020-07-02

Who doesn’t love a plate of a big juicy steak? The foods on this list take the saying, “putting your money where your mouth is” to a whole new level. One of most basic human instincts is to eat food. Depending on our food budget, we will either go crazy at the supermarket or replenish our food supply with rich and nutritious foods, or we will stock up on the ramen noodles and peanut butter if we’re on a tight budget. However, the life of the rich includes eating some of the finest foods in the world, and you can bet that they don’t come at a cheap price. In this video are some of the most expensive foods in the world. Edible gold has changed the food industry considerably, and has become an accessory to the dinner table.


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Japanese Kobe beef: We can only imagine what these luxurious and really expensive foods taste like but we do hope to somehow be able to trade a kidney for a slice of that Grade A Japanese Kobe beef. But believe it or not, a pound of this high-grade, rare, fatty and intensely marbled Wagyu beef can cost up to $200.

Matsutake mushrooms: The Matsutake mushrooms are also often referred to as mattake for short. Aside from that, a pound of these high-quality Matsutake mushrooms go for a stunning amount of $1000.

Densuke watermelon
If you haven’t seen people go crazy enough to spend almost $4500 on a watermelon then head to Japan to know what the buzz is all about.

Yubari melons
The Yubari melons, a pricey fruit that would also make you wonder how it’s able to sell like crazy despite the price of $13,500 a piece.

Almas caviar
A kilo can cost up to $25,000 and it can even be considered a great gift due to its metal container which is literally covered in 24-karat gold.

White truffles
If a pound of Japan’s Matsutake mushrooms can fetch up to $1000 then Italy’s white truffles are worth twice as that. A kilo can even cost up to
$6000!

Elvish honey
Elvish honey is sold up to $6,500 for only a kilo. It’s also made of linden and
regular plants but from an unpolluted high altitude zone. The very first kilo of this exquisite Elvish honey was sold on the French stock exchange five years ago at $45,000!


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