Serendipity 3 Creates The World's Most Expensive Dessert

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11-17-2007 @ 1:13PM

Dimitrios said...

Let's look at it from a positive perspective, most of the comments here don't realize the craftmanship that went into thie piece. Sure, it sound like paying $500 bucks for a hotdog, but hey, if there's a value, and you got the money, and you felt good eating that hot dog, what's wrong with that? It's just the idea of this costly sundae that is unusual, but look at what went to it. Bet you if you spent 3 hours on making this piece, including paying for the gold and the expensive chocolate, you would think different.

Look at this guy: probably the most expensive sand in the world: http://www.thousandlotsofsand.com Guess what: there's value again in it, unique piece of art, made with organic material, from an exotic location et voila!

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