Cheap, delicious, and definitely bad for you, a greasy hamburger and some fries is a popular luxury item. But for when you want to blow hundreds or thousands of dollars, this infographic has lined up the most expensive food items in the world. Ever wanted to pay $214 for a grilled cheese? Or a thousand dollars for a bagel? This will show you where to do so! Take note at how many incorporate gold filigree or leaf – you’re literally dining on gold when you eat these dishes!
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Working out is an important way to stay fit and healthy, but that’s just half of it. This infographic provides information for the food to eat pre and post workout in order to have energy and maintain your weight.
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A quick bite before they headed off: Last meals of the famously departed, from Marilyn to Elvis.
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In America, we have our sugar cookies, our rib roasts, and our candy canes. The French have bûche de Noël. In Italy, there’s panettone and the Feast of the Seven Fishes. But you may not be as aware of these other festive traditions from around the world. Like, for instance, the potato, cheese, and anchovy casserole known as Jansson’s Temptation that’s a traditional part of the Julbord (Christmas smörgåsbord) in Sweden? See a dozen of our favorites below.
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