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  WORLD MOST EXPENSIVE BREAKFAST We generally think of eggs as a budget-friendly grocery option. But this $1,000 fritter, made with one pound of lobster and perched atop a bed of fried potatoes, blows that notion out of the water. As you can see, this dish is finished with a pile of caviar. If you want try this luxurious fritter for “cheap,” Norma’s offers a smaller $100 version. Reportedly, Norma’s sells about 10-12 of both the $1,000 fritter and the cheaper $100 alternative every year. WORLD MOST EXPENSIVE TEDDY Sold for £ 110.000 on 4th December, 1994. Teddy Girl is a cinnamon Steiff teddy bear from 1904 and was owned by Colonel Bob Henderson. Colonel Henderson fought in World War II, with Teddy Girl by his side. The richly documented history was responsible for the high price. WORLD MOST EXPENSIVE PIN The Cartier Panther Brooch just may be the most expensive of its kind.  Made of 18-karat white gold and platinum, it boasts 868 brilliant diamonds totaling 16.4 car...

TOP 10 WINES IN THE WORLD The world of wine is full of surprises. Nature shapes the character of vintages differently each year. Grape varieties and wine styles ride trends; regions ascend or decline. Capturing the character of the past year is the goal of Wine Spectator’s annual Top 10. 1. Screaming Eagle Cabernet Sauvignon 1992 – $500,000 This is the Grand Royale of all the most expensive wines out there. In a Napa valley wine auction in 2000, this wine got the highest bid, with a whopping price tag of around $500,000. One wine connoisseur described the wine as: “Exceptionally impressive. Sensational nose of jammy blackcurrants and subtle toasty oak. Stunningly proportioned, ripe, intense fruit, full body, great purity… inner-core of sweet, creamy, highly extracted blackcurrant/cassis fruit. Spectacular.” 2. Chateau Margaux 1787 – $500,000 Known as the most expensive wine never to be sold, this wine’s initial price was around $500,000. It was authenticated to be once part of the win...