World's most Expensive Burger

Price $170 (£95)

Ingredients
Japanese Beef
White Truffles
Tempura of onions in Cristal Champagne
Pata Negra prosciutto




As you will all realise at this stage I am always on the hunt for the perfect burger after the hunt started about 2 years ago while I became facinated in the caribbean after eating a burger that was very near to perfection in a small beach hut in St Maarten. One of the first recipes that we ever filmed for iFoods.tv and one that was always going to make the cut was for the perfect burger and it was heavily researched with as many experts consulted as possible to ensure we came up with something amazing. That was a year ago and although happy with the video I am always monitoring the burger horizon for other great burgers and ways to improve on what we have already. We recently added videos from our partner CHOW and I was very interested to see their take on the Perfect Hamburger as it gave a great insight into the American angle of the debate. Now today I have just been reading about an incredible new hamburger that has burst on to the scene in London and could be trying to steal the limelight from burgers all over the world. This incredible burger costs a whopping 95 pounds and has me thinking about flying over there for lunch today.

Burger King Launches Huge Burger for 6 People

In an attempt to take on the traditional pizza market Burger King has invented a burger that is fit for 6 people and quite frankly disgusting looking. How anybody can think that a huge bun stuffed with all sorts of shite can become a viable alternative to the pizza is beyond me. I am starting to think that most of these crazy food releases are all about generating publicity rather than actually pleasing customers and are quite clearly the work of marketing gurus rather than anybody remotely interested in food. This will never ever take off but what it has done is get a lot of people like me writing about Burger King which is probably missioned accomplished! Why not try making a real burger instead.