Burger King UK launches £85 burger

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April 23, 2008

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Burger King has announced plans to serve up the world’s most expensive cheeseburger – costing a staggering £85.
The pricey treat will be made from finest Japanese Kobe beef and topped with foie gras and a rare blue cheese.
It will be available in specially selected branches from May, with Kensington and Chelsea tipped to be selling the pricey burger first.

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