The World's Most Expensive Chocolate
Luxury can come in many forms, such as houses, boats, cars and yachts. But it can also come in the form of food and drink, so we decided to take a look at what rich people eat and drink…
The World’s Most Expensive Bottled Water
With many people shifting away from drinking regular tap water, it wasn’t a surprise when Kevin G. Boyd, a Hollywood writer-producer came up with Bling H20, the world’s most expensive bottled water at around £30-40 or $40-$60 for our American cousins (prices are per bottle).
Bling H20 has been spotted in the hands of many celebrities and the limited edition bottles come with hand-applied Swarovski crystals attached.
The World’s Most Expensive Coffee
Most of us need coffee to wake up in the morning, so those who have money to spend naturally want more luxurious coffee to wake them up. Kopi Luwak is the world’s most expensive coffee at £300 a cup ($458) and it costs so much because the coffee bean has been passed through the digestive tract of an Asian Palm Civet.
The World’s Most Expensive Beef
Kobe beef is the world’s most expensive beef at £12,000 ($18,373) a carcass. The reason for this price? Well, the cows that Kobe beef come from are given beer and massages daily for their entire life!
The World’s Most Expensive Chocolate
Chocolatiers are always out to make the most expensive chocolate in the world, and currently Fritz Knipschildt’s ‘La Madeline au Truffe’ holds that title at £125 (roughly $200) per truffle.
The above is only a small collection of what is actually available – if you want to see more go do a search on Google!
