Serendipity sundae "It might leave your stomach bulging, but the world's most expensive dessert will leave your wallet $25,000 thinner. The Frrozen Haute Chocolate mixes top-grade cocoa from 14 countries, spiced with 5 grams of edible gold and shavings of a multithousand-dollar truffle," the Daily News reports. Source: QualityHealth.com  The new $1,000 luxury pizza pie makes its debut at Nino's Bellissima restaurant at 890 Second Ave. The pricey pizza is topped with sliced lobster tail, creme fraiche and four kinds of caviar.  Nino's Bellissima Pizza The new $1,000 luxury pizza pie made its debut at Nino's Bellissima restaurant in New York City. The pricey pizza is topped with sliced lobster tail, creme fraiche and four kinds of caviar. "The owner states that $750 worth of caviar is spread on this pizza, which is the main reason why this pie is so expensive. That averages approximately $33 per bite," Associated Content reports. Source: QualityHealth.com  Chocopologie truffle For the chocolate lover, this is the ultimate treat. So what's in this $2,600-per-pound morsel? Quite a few things. including "decadent 70% Valrhona dark chocolate, heavy cream, sugar, truffle oil and vanilla," which form the base. Then "a rare French Perigord truffle is then surrounded by this rich decadent ganache; it is enrobed in Valrhona dark chocolate and then rolled in fine cocoa powder," CTMuseumQuest.com reports. You can only get the Chocopologie truffle at Knipschildt Chocolatier in Norwalk, Conn. Source: QualityHealth.com  Kobe beef Kobe beef is made from the Tajima-ushi breed of Wagyu cow, which is raised in accordance with the Hyogo Prefecture traditions (these traditions sometimes include feeding the cow sake and beer) in Japan. It is known for its marbled appearance and delicious taste and texture. Kobe generally fetches $40 to $150 per pound. Source: QualityHealth.com  Kona Nigari Most of us think of water as a free resource, or at the very least a cheap one. Not Kona Nigari water. "This seaweed mineral concentrate, which sells for $16.75 per ounce, must first be mixed with regular drinking water before consuming. The concentrated water is said to be high in minerals and free of contaminates. If you're thinking about buying one gallon, though, you'd better have more than $2,000 set aside, according to QualityHealth.com. Source: QualityHealth.com  Almas caviar Caviar is something most of us associate with living richly. 'Almas caviar' is the creme de la creme of caviars. The word Almas means diamond, and this Beluga caviar is a whitish color. The Caviar House and Prunier in London sells it in a 24-karat gold tin for about $25,000 for 32 ounces, according to Most-Expensive.net. Source: QualityHealth.com  Diamonds are forever martini Sure, a stay in the Ritz in Toyko will cost you, but add in the $16,000 diamonds are forever maritini and you just might max out your credit card The martini, created in conjunction with jeweler Bulgari, comes with a one-carat Bulgari diamond in the bottom. You can take the stone to any Bulgari store in Toyko and have it set for free Source: QualityHealth.com  White truffle mushroom These fancy fungi have their origins in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. They are typically sold for $1,350 to $2,700 per pound. The record price paid for a single white truffle was set in December 2007, when casino owner Stanley Ho shelled out $330,000 for a truffle weighing just over three pounds, according to QualityHealth.com. Source: QualityHealth.com  Saffron Saffron is the world's most expensive spice because it takes about 75,000 saffron crocus blossoms to make a single pound of saffron. The spice, which has a slightly bitter taste, appears in many Moorish, Asian and Mediterranean dishes. Saffron prices range from $500 to $5,000 per pound, according to QualityHealth.com. Source: QualityHealth.com  Kopi Luwak This expensive food will give you a jolt - and not just because of its pricetag! Kopi Luwak is a coffee made from the coffee berries that the Asian Palm Civet, an animal that resembles a cat, eats and passes through its body undigested. The coffee can sell for as much as $600 per pound. Only about 500 pounds of beans are produced each year. Source: QualityHealth.com
From a $16,000 martini to a $330,000 truffle, these are some of the most expensive foods on earth.