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14 Of The World’s Most Expensive Foods… People Actually Eat #12!

14 Of The World’s Most Expensive Foods… People Actually Eat #12! April 1, 2023Leave a comment

There is something very intimate and special about breaking bread over a delicious meal. Ingredients like spices or vegetables can really make a bland dish into one where guests will beg for the recipe. We have brought you the most expensive [meals][1] before. Now, we have found high-priced foods from around the world. These products are meant to compliment the total dinning experience. Although, at these prices you may only be able to afford to eat one item at a time. I had no idea #10 even existed. [1]: http://www.lifebuzz.com/golden-food/Saffron is an ancient spice worth more than gold The saffron flower blooms once a year and produces only three strands. 14,000 threads are required to make one ounce.

The Da Hong Pao varies in price but those that come from ancient, 350-year-old trees are the most expensive.

La Bonnotte is the most expensive potato in the world. The species grows with the help of a seaweed fertilizer found in the island of Noirmoutier, France. The land only produces about 100 tonnes of potatoes per year.

Gullan, Haelga, and Juno are three hard working moose who are milked to produce the yearly 660 pounds worth of cheese. The animals only lactate from May to September.

The black truffles or black diamonds sell for hundreds of dollars for their aphrodisiac qualities.

In 1942, the Dalmore distillery made only 12 bottles of four blends of malt whiskies. In 2005, a man bought one of the bottles and drank it completely with five friends.

The black lip abalone is a marine snail found around Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania.

Wagyu beef from Kobe, Japan is a tender, low-cholesterol, and marble meat. Farmers have been known to give beer, sing, and massage their cows to keep them in a constant state of relaxation.

It’s not the taste that makes the Mayan Sicars so expensive. Discovered in a clay pot in Guatemala by archeologists, these tobaccos are dated to be around 600 years old.

Swift birds make their nest from their hardened saliva. Often called the “caviar of the east,” this delicacy is believed to have medicinal properties. The nests come in various colours but white and red are the most valued.

The Ayam Cemani chicken is a rare breed from Indonesia. The bird is completely black from its feathers, meat, and organs.

The matsutake mushroom is originally from Japan. The fungi gives off a fruity, spiced aroma.

The Dansuke watermelon is a sweeter and crisper version than its green counterpart. This fruit only grows in the island of Hokkaido, Japan.

Hop shoots is a vegetable that only grows in the spring time and is often hidden among grass, making that much harder to find.

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