from beluga caviar to civet coffee, tuck in to some of the most expensive food in the world - most expensive restaurant dishes in the world

No matter how much you think you like food, there may be some food that is even out of your budget-unless you happen to be super --rich.
It's food that's under review on Channel 4's new two shows.
The most expensive food in the world-look at the eating habits of billionaires and their job is to use caviar and pre-
Digest weasel coffee (
Yes, this is one thing).
From Beluga caviar worth £ 24,000 to Air meals worth up to £ 1,000, all these are features of the series-but if these don't fit your taste, here are some of the other seriously expensive foods you might consider trying.
First of all, sir or madam may wish to consider: Beluga caviar.
Eddy and Patsy from AB Fab may like these things, but a large can of them will most likely set you back around £ 24,000.
But we still guess you can hold on for a while.
To be sure, it's expensive-you'll see almost £ 200 for a pound-unless you want to eat the Wagyu burger in Aldi, which is very low.
Why is it so special because it comes from a special grain for cows --
Rich diet, not to mention the sake massage.
A delicate drink that has passed through the system of the South Asian palm civet and can be sold for £ 325 a cup.
That's not a regular latte: Saffron.
You will be surprised that this precious herb is actually made from saffron crocus at a price starting at £ 350.
Don't forget the black truffle mushroom, which is precious but tastes good.
For the next period of time, you will stare at the zhangnawan in your wallet.
Although if mushrooms are your favorites, you may want to try Matsasuke, a precious truffle that could set you back around £ 1,420.
Ouch: Finally, here's how you style your meal on the plane, exchanging a meal over £ 1,000 per head with the usual tin cover and plastic cutlery.
Wednesday night at eight o'clock P. M. , the world's most expensive food, startson, Channel 4.