i saw in yahoo news and i found it here

LONDON -

 

Money can't buy you good taste but it can definitely buy you the most expensive burger in the world. Named simply, The Burger, it is selling at 95 pounds ($185) at a Burger King in the exclusive district of South Kensington on Wednesday.

 

The limited edition of the burger, which can be bought for two days only and has so far sold 50, is challenging the current Guinness Record for the most expensive burger, currently held by the American Double Truffle Burger which cost just 65 pounds ($127) in 1994.

 

http://www.forbes.com/2008/06/19/expensive-burger-king-face-markets-cx_je_0618autofacescan01.html?partner=yahoobuzz

OMFG, I was just reading this exact article like 2 minutes ago. Creepy

 

 

 

but anyway that burger looks yummy

The burgers at Wembley are more expensive :P

The burgers at Wembley are more expensive :P

 

And taste like cardboard!!:dozey:

The Wembley Burgers are actually pretty good in terms of taste, not in terms of price though

This thread just made me extremely hungry.

Kinda dissapointing though, that it's not really any different from an average burger. Truffle burger I can understand, but the only reason anyone would buy this would be to get his/her name in the footnotes of the guinness book of world records (and of course use it to brag about how well off they are :dozey:).

How absurd.

Yummy...

Are they... are they FRIES in there? With lettuce? And mayo?

 

Yuck. I'll pass, thanks.

haha, i would like to taste that for a first time :lol:

I was excited about this burger until I read that it was served at Burger King. I thought it was going to be some fancy restaurant inserted gold leaf into it or something.

that's obscene. I mean who would put fries in a burger?

that's obscene. I mean who would put fries in a burger?

 

Jamie Oliver??:rolleyes:

^ :confused:

Jamie Oliver??:rolleyes:

 

Hahahah

i can think of SOOO many better things to use 185 dollars on.

 

like, COLDPLAY CONCERT(S).

How absurd.

 

Just a lame strategy for ecconomic crisis times. More imagination, please. :dozey:

They look like onion straws to me.