Top 10 Most Expensive Foods in the World

From hot chocolate infused with five grams of edible gold to fish eggs harvested fromb the rare albino beluga we countdown the 10 most expensive foods in the world.

10. Bombay Brassiere’s Sumandri Khazana Curry

Named as the world’s most expensive curry, this dish was made in dedication to the movie Slumdog Millionaire. Head Chef Prahlad Hedge prepares the dish with devon crab, white truffle, abalone sea snails, quail eggs and scottish lobster. The fish and seafood is marinated with chilli and tamarind paste, truffle is shaved over top and then a 10 gram edible piece of gold is added. This dish will cost you $3,200 and has been a popular edition to the restaurants menu.

9. Pizza Royale 007

Pizza is one of the most popular dishes in the world, so it’s no surprise that Domenico Crolla decided to make the world’s most expensive pizza. With champagne soaked caviar, lobster marinated in cognac and topped with 24 carat gold shavings, this pricey pizza will cost you $4200.

8. First Harvest Brisbane Mangoes

Fancy some fruit? Well pull out your wallet as these mangoes come with a hefty price tag of around $4200 per mango. Why so costly? The first harvest mangoes are auctioned off at a yearly charity event to grocers from around Australia. The Event has been going on for over 12 years, and has raised close to $800k since 2002.

7. Anqi Pho Soup

This vietnamese soup may be the world’s most expensive soup, and comes at a price of $5800. This decadent dish has blue lobster noodles, a5 Wagyu beef, white alba truffles and foie gras broth. Although expensive, all of the money is donated to a charity that helps benefit Children’s Hospitals.

6. Densuke Black Watermelons

Are extremely rare, and are only grown on the northern island of Hokkaido Japan. Usually with a price tag of around $200, one of these special melons was sold at auction for $6100. The Marine products dealer who put in the jaw dropping bid said he wanted to support local agriculture, making it the highest price ever paid a watermelon in japanese history.

5. Yubari King Melons

This tasty melon is a hybrid between two cantaloupe varieties, and is typically given as a gift during a traditional buddhist festival. Grown exclusively in Yubari Japan, they usually range from $50 to 100 per melon with the best melons of the year fetching up to $26,000 at auction.

4. Almas Caviar

Caviar is regarded as the most luxurious and exclusive food known to mankind. Almas Caviar comes from the Iranian Beluga fish which is found in the pristine waters of the Caspian Sea. These salted fish eggs are light in color, which is one of the reason they’re so expensive. Fetching up to 25,000 per kilo, almas caviar comes in a 24 karat gold tin, and is only sold at 1 location in the entire world.

3. Frrrozen Haute Chocolate

If you’re in New York City, make a stop by the serendipity 3 restaurant and check out this ridiculously expensive dessert. Coming in at the hefty price of $25,000, this mix of 28 cocoas from around the world comes served in a goblet lined with edible gold. With truffle flown in from france and gold flown in from switzerland, you’ll have to take out a loan from the bank to sample this luxurious delight.

2. Italian White Alba Truffle

This edible subterranean fungus is a prized delicacy by gourmet chefs around the world. Considered diamonds of the culinary world, white truffles are more rare than regular truffles and are found in the northern Italy. The record Price paid for a white truffle was set in December 2007, when casino owner Stanley Ho paid 165,000 for a truffle weighing 3.3 pounds.

1. Albino White Gold Caviar

Thought to be the most expensive food on the planet, this caviar comes from the white roe of the extremely rare albino sturgeon. Only eggs are used from older sturgeon, which are critically endangered from overfishing and poaching. Invented by fish Farmer Walter Gruell, these rare albino fish eggs are laced with 22 carat gold, and will set you back an astounding $305,000 per kilo. Hey guys fresh here, I hope you enjoyed my video on the 10 most expensive foods in the world.

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10 Serial Killers Still at Large

It’s comforting to know that most serial killers are arrested and put behind bars. Unfortunately not all serial killers are found, and some still stalk the streets today in search of their next victim. From the original night stalker to the infamous zodiac killer we countdown the top 10 serial killers that are still at large.

10. Connecticut River Valley Killer

In the mid 1980’s along the new Hampshire and Vermont border, an unknown assailant was stalking and killing unsuspecting female victims. A total of 7 women between the ages of 16 to 38 were killed, and all of them were found to have multiple stab wounds which reinforced the presence of a twisted serial killer. On August 16th 1988 Jane Boroski was on the way home when she was attacked and stabbed 27 times but was able to escape with her life. After this attack, the killings stopped, and although the police have several suspects, the case has gone cold.

9. West Mesa Bone Collector

On February 2nd 2009, Christine Ross took her dog Ruca for a walk near their home in Albuquerque New Mexico. During their excursion she noticed a bone protruding from the ground, and contacted the police department who quickly determined it was human. Police descended on the area, and discovered the remains of 11 women. It was determined the women had gone missing between 2001 to 2005, and most were known prostitutes or drug users. The police have little to go on, as no forensic evidence was found at the burial site and no witnesses have come forward. There is currently a $100,000 reward for anyone with information leading to the arrest of the person responsible for this horrifying crime.

8. Long Island Serial Killer

In December of 2010, a police officer who was on a routine training exercise with his dog found the skeletal remains of a woman in a burlap sack. After searching the area, Police found the remains of an additional 9 victims. There has been much speculation of the identity of the killer, and has been suggested he may knowledge of techniques used in law enforcement, which has helped him avoid detection.

7. Stoneman

Over the course of 6 Months in 1989 , 13 people were murdered in the streets of Kolkata India. All of the victims were homeless, and would sleep in dimly lit areas making them easy targets. Police assumed the killer was a large muscular male, because of the gruesome way the murders were committed by dropping a heavy stone or concrete slab on the persons head. Although the police had several suspects, and interviewed several suspicious people, no arrests were made and the killings stopped.

6. Rainbow Maniac

Between February of 2007 and august 2008 13 gay men were murdered in cold blood in Paturis park in Carapicuiba Brazil. All of the victims died from a gunshot wound to the head, and the last victim was shot a total of 12 times. Although a suspect was arrested, a retired state police officer, he was never convicted and the crimes remain unsolved.

5. Original Night Stalker

Also known as the East Area Rapist, this unidentified killer was responsible for at least 10 murders and the rape of another 50. Police believe the suspect began as a burglar that targeted women in middle class neighborhoods and slowly evolved into killing his victims. DNA evidence has linked the 10 slayings, and police believe the killer could be responsible for another 3. The Original night Stalker has never been apprehended and several suspects have been cleared through DNA.

4. Doodler

This unidentified serial killer was given the nickname doodler because he would sketch his victims before having sex with them and then stab them to death. Targeting his victims at gay clubs and restaurants, he is responsible for killing 14 men from the gay community in San Francisco between January 1974 and September 1975. Although police had a suspect, the case wasn’t able to proceed because three of his surviving victims didn’t want to reveal their sexual orientation publicly by testifying against the perpetrator in court.

3 Monster of Florence

Also known as Ill Monstro, This psychopath is responsible for killing 16 people in Florence Italy between 1968 and 1985. Usually targeting couples the killer would shoot the male victim, then stab the female victim to death and mutilate the corpse. Police arrested several men, but were later released when subsequent killings happened using the same weapon and method. American Author Thomas Harris based character Hannibal Lecter from the novel Silence of the Lambs on The Monster of Florence, and attended the trial of one of the suspects.

2. In British Columbia Canada

A killer stalks an 800 KM section of Highway 16 dubbed the “Highway of Tears”. A total of 18 young women have either disappeared or been found dead since 1969. Although police have linked some of the murders to deceased criminal Bobby Jack Fowler, investigators are doubtful they will ever solve all of the cases. Police have a strong suspicion that there may be more than 1 killer involved, and are using new forensic technologies to re-examine the evidence.

1. Zodiac Killer

The most infamous serial killer on our list, the zodiac killer is responsible for killing up to 37 people. Usually targeting young couples in secluded areas he would either shoot or stab his victims. After killing the Zodiac would taunt local authorities by either calling the police or sending in letters to local newspapers. A total of 18 letters were sent, and would include physical evidence from the crime scene. In some letters, the Zodiac Killer would include cryptograms which he claimed revealed his identity, and to this day only 1 of 4 has been solved. A number of suspects have been named, but no conclusive evidence has surfaced and the case remains open with the San Francisco Police Department.

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Top 10 Craziest Natural Phenomena Around the World

From a spinning vortex made up entirely of fire to rainbows forming in the dead of night we countdown the 10 Craziest Natural Phenomena Around The World

10. Frost Flowers
This beautiful phenomenon happens in fall or early winter, the freezing temperatures causes the sap in long stemmed plants to expand. This expansion causes thin cracks to form, water escapes and then freezes instantly upon contact with the air. As more and more water escapes and freezes, thin petals form and create amazing flower like figures.

9. Catatumbo
Lightning can be witnessed in the Catatumbo River Region in Northern Venezuela. It’s not that different than regular thunderstorms found around the world, except this storm happens in the same place night after night. Scientist Nelson Falcon conducted several studies, and identified methane produced by the swamps in the area as a major cause of the phenomenon.

8. Tidal Bores
Occur along a coast where a river empties into the ocean. The Tidal bore is a strong tide that pushes up the river, causing out flowing rivers to flow back upstream as the tide comes in. Only occurring a few places in the world, this phenomenon attracts surfers that will try to ride the incoming wave for as long as possible.

7. Moonbows
This rare anomaly occurs at night when light reflected off the surface of the moon reflects off moisture laden clouds. The perfect time for viewing a lunar rainbow is when the moon is at it’s brightest phase, the sky is very dark and the moon is low in the sky.

6. Ball Lightning
This unexplained atmospheric electrical phenomenon was thought to be an urban myth until the 1960’s. Usually associated with thunderstorms witnesses report glowing orbs that vary in size and color and can last for up to a minute. In 2012 scientists in China were observing a thunderstorm and were able to record ball lightning for the first time in history.

5. Fire Rainbows
A misleading name as fire rainbows are neither fire, nor a rainbow, but are named due to their brilliant colors and flame like appearance. The best time to view a fire rainbow is when the sun is higher than 58 degrees in the sky and cirrus clouds are present with just the right amount of ice crystals.

4. Fallstreak Hole
Also known as sky punch, when people see this phenomenon they associate them with UFO’s. The holes are formed when water temperature in the clouds is below freezing but the water has not frozen yet. When the Ice crystals do form it sets off a domino effect, causing the water droplets around the crystals to sink, leaving a large circular hole in the cloud.

3. Fire Whirls
Like something out of a fantasy film, fire whirls are a highly dangerous whirling vortex made of fire. When intense heat and strong winds combine it forms a tornado like structure that sucks in burning debris and combustible gases. Varying in different size and duration's, they generally only last for a few minutes, and rarely form into an actual tornado.

2. Light Pillars
This light show is an optical phenomenon that comes together when cold weather and clouds form the perfect conditions. Light pillars occur when light reflects off flat ice crystals in the air close to the Earth’s surface. Because the ice crystals reflect the source of the light, the pillars take on the color of the light source and create a spectacular light show.

1. Super Cells
Beautiful but deadly these storms are the rarest but potentially the most violent. With a powerful, persistently rotating updraft super cells are capable of producing baseball sized hail, strong damaging winds, and even tornadoes. Referred to as miniature engines of the Earth’s atmosphere, these storms are the bounty which storm chasers most commonly hunt for.

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Top 15 Most Successful Indie Games Ever Made

From surviving the night in hostile environments to piloting intergalactic spaceships we countdown the 15 most successful indie games ever created.

15. We start off with Spelunky

An action adventure game where the user explores procedurally generated tunnel systems. Collect treasure , avoid traps and battle hostile snakes, spiders and bats. Originally launched as freeware in 2008 for Windows, the creator of the game Derek Yu remade the game for XBox and Playstation. Spelunky received high ratings and was named PC Gamer’s 2013 Game of the Year.

14. Castle Crashers

A 2d Side scrolling beat em up set in a medieval universe. Play as one of four knights, rescue the princess and bring the evil wizard to justice. Castle Crashers was xBox Live’s best selling title of 2008, and went on to sell over 3 million copies.

13. Don’t Starve

An action adventure game with randomly generated worlds, you try to survive for as long as possible. With a day and night cycle you spend your days collecting resources to craft weapons and shelter. At night avoid dangerous monsters and an invisible creature that attacks you if your light source goes out. Even though the game has a high level of difficulty, it has received positive reviews and went on to sell over 1 million copies.

12. The Binding Of Isaac

Take control of Isaac, a child sacrificed by his mother in this top down 2d shooter. A favorite among speed runners, The binding of isaac has received several very positive reviews. IT has an average score of 84 out of 100 among critics and has sold over 2 million copies.

11. FTL Faster Than Light

A space based Real time strategy game. Fly a spaceship belonging to the galactic federation and fight off the rebels to ensure the critical information you’re carrying arrives safely. FTL had a wildly successful kickstarter campaign and raised $200,000 on a $10000 goal. It has won excellence in design awards and named Best debut title of 2013.

10. Five Night’s

At Freddy’s Playing as a night time security guard at a pizza place, you must survive your shift without being attacked by the resident animatronic robots. This simplistic point and click survival game became wildly popular among several Top YouTubers and an overnight sensation.

9. Terreria

An open ended sandbox game, terraria’s success lies in its classic exploration adventure style of gameplay. Procedurally generated, there are several types of biomes to explore. Collect resources, craft weapons and fight mobs of increasing difficulty. Terreria has been praised by several notable gaming review sites, and has sold over 2.5 million copies

8. Hotline Miami

Inspired by the 2011 Movie Drive, Hotline Miami is a 1980’s styled 2d top down action game. You take control of an unknown character thats plagued by visions, violently butchering people as the missions progress. Hotline Miami received several awards including Best PC game of the year and Best Soundtrack of 2012.

7. Braid

In This Puzzle Platformer Braid’s main defining feature is ability to manipulate the flow of time to your advantage. Game designer Jonathan blow developed the game over 3 years and funded it using his own money. Braid has been considered a masterpiece by some critics, is rated #1 in XBox Live Arcade, and 10th XboX 360 game overall.

6. Limbo

Released in 2012 spelun Limbo is a 2d Sidescroller.Guiding your unnamed character through hazardous environments in search of your sister , you try to avoid a gruesome death. Limbo won several awards after it’s release and has generated over 7.5 million dollars in revenue.

5. Bastion

Playing as the Kid, a Catastrophic event called the Calamity takes place. You need to search for shards which are used to improve the bastion, the last refuge for civilization. The game is widely praised, and has sold over 3 million copies. Bastion has won several awards from best role playing game of the year to to best xbox live arcade game of 2011.

4. World of Goo

In this awesome Puzzle game, you use balls of goo to create structures to get over objects and difficult terrain. Released in 2008, World of Goo only cost around $10,000 to make. Nintendo Life has stated that World of goo is one of the best WiiWare releases to date, and others claiming the game to be virtually flawless.

3. Fez

A unique 2d puzzle game set in a 3d world, take control of gomez, and collect cube fragments to restore order to the universe. Fez’s main feature is the ability to rotate between 2d and 3d world views, which reveals different paths to take.Fez had a high profile 5 year development, due in part outspoken designer Phil Fish. Fez has been highly acclaimed, with some critics naming it the 2012 game of the year.

2. Super Meat Boy

Featured in the documentary Indie Game The movie, play as Meat boy and save your girlfriend Bandage girl from the evil Dr Fetus. Super meat Boy is another favorite among gaming critics and players alike. It’s been named most challenging game of 2010 and nominated for best soundtrack and best retro design. As of January 2012, Super meat boy has sold over 1 million copies.

1. Minecraft

At the Top of our List we have an open world sandbox with no specific goals it gives you the freedom to do pretty much whatever you like. Minecraft was originally created by Markus Persson and released in may of 2009. News of the game quickly spread, and even though there was no formal advertising done, websites like Reddit and YouTube helped boost it’s popularity. Minecraft is one of the best selling games of all time, selling over 60 million copies as Oct 2014 It’s won numerous awards and has been praised by critics for it’s creative freedom. The game eventually ended being sold to Microsoft for an astounding 2.5 billion dollars.

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Top 10 Weird Fruit You've Probably Never Heard of

From jackfruit to the african horned cucumber we countdown 10 Weird Fruit You’ve Probably Never Heard of.

10. Durian
We start off our list with Durian, which is regarded by many people in southeast Asia as “the king of fruit”. Weighing up to 7 pounds, the edible flesh of the durian emits a distinctive odor which some people have compared to raw sewage or rotten onions. The smell is so bad, the fruit has been banned from certain hotels and on public transportation in some areas. Even with a smell that could clear a room, the Durian is a delightful delicacy in many countries.

9. Jackfruit
The Largest tree-borne fruit in the world, jackfruit can weigh as much as 80 pounds. Originating in the southwestern rain forests of India the jack fruit tree is best suited to tropical lowlands. People have described the taste as similar to chicken, and is said to be an ideal meat substitute for vegetarians.

8. Ackee
The National fruit of Jamaica ackee is a popular ingredient in various Caribbean cuisines. Even though the food is fairly popular, it’s seen as a mixed blessing as it can cause Jamaican Vomiting Sickness. Unripe ackee contains a poison called hypoglyclin which is toxic when ingested, so it’s very important to wait until the fruit is ripe before it’s consumed.

7. African Horned Cucumber
Sometimes called the blow fish fruit the African horned cucumber tastes like a cross between a cucumber and zucchini. The ripe fruit has a yellow-orange skin and lime green jelly like interior. It’s rich in both vitamin C and fiber, and despite the fruit’s colorful appearance, it’s not generally found in any western cuisine.

6. Jabuticaba
This grape-like fruit is native to Southeastern Brazil and can be eaten raw or used to make jellies, juice or wine. The fruit is unusual in that it appears to grow right out of the bark of it’s tree, making the tree look like the trees covered in purple warts or pimples. Several potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds have been found in the berry which is also being researched for anti cancer compounds.

5. Physalis
Encased in a lantern-like husk, these fruit share a relation to the tomato. Sometimes called Cape Gooseberry, they can be eaten raw and are most commonly used in salads or used in pie filling. Physalis are also used in Chinese medicine, and are used as a remedy for coughs, fever, and sore throat. The fruit contains twice the amount of Vitamin C than a lemon, and is said to have a sweeter taste than a tomatillo.

4. Rambutan
This exotic fruit is native to malaysia and other regions of tropical southeast asia. The name rambutan is derived from the malay word for hair, which is a reference to it’s hairy exterior. Once opened, the fruit inside can be easily popped out, and has a taste similar to a grape. Full of antioxidants and Vitamin C, the Rambutan is considered a special treat in several parts of the world.

3. Langsat
 Another fruit most often found in Southeast Asia , Langsat are small, translucent and about the size of a golf ball. The trees don’t bear fruit until they’re about 12-15 years old, but once they do they’re capable of producing over 220 pounds a year. People have compared the sweetness of the langsat to that of a banana, and the bitterness to a grapefruit.

2. Mangosteen
The sweet and citrusy flesh of the mangosteen is so prized that it’s said Queen Victoria offered a reward of 100 pounds sterling to anyone who could bring her a fresh one. Protected by a hard shell, the fruit must be split with a knife and cracked open before it can be enjoyed. With a hefty price tag, Mangosteen have been imported to the US and sold to luxury hotels and markets for $45 dollars per pound.

1. Cherimoya
 Native to Ecuador, Colombia and Peru Cherimoya have been called the most delicious fruit known to man. The flavor is described as a cross between a banana and pineapple, and some have said the taste is similar to bubblegum. Even though the Cherimoya was once reserved for Incan royalty, you can find them in specialty markets between January through April, and even though they’re pricey they’re said to be worth every penny.

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Top 10 Ridiculous Science Myths You Were Told Growing Up

From bananas to brain cells we countdown 10 Ridiculous Science Myths You Were told Growing Up.

10. Dropping Pennies From A Tall Building
This myth is so common that if you asked most school children what happens if you dropped a penny from a tall building, they would probably tell you it could kill someone if they were hit. In reality, if someone was hit by a penny dropped from say the CN tower or Empire state building they may feel a slight sting and nothing more. The aerodynamics of the penny ensure that it won’t gain enough momentum to do any serious damage.

9. The Great Wall of China is so big you can see it from space
 The Great Wall of China is one of the most amazing wonders of the world, stretching across over 20,000 kilometers. Even though the wall is massive, it’s not big enough to be seen from space unless you’re being aided by radar or a camera that can zoom in. This myth is so prevalent that even NASA has an article explaining why you’re not able to see the Great wall from space.

8. People are Left Brained or Right Brained
Growing up, people are commonly told that being either right brained or left brained can influence your personality. For example, the right side of the brain is best at expressive and creative tasks while the left side is known for analytical thinking and logic. Studies have shown that neither side of the brain is dominant, and therefore the myth is not true.

7. Bats Are Blind
In public school, most of us learned that bats are completely blind and use echolocation to find their way around and hunt for food. While Bats do use sound to help them visualize their environment, they also have eyes and can see extremely well.

6. Brain Cells Are Unable To Regenerate
Cells in our body are constantly regenerating, but some of us learned that brain cells are unable to regenerate and that we have a limited amount. That isn’t completely far from the truth, as there are areas of the brain that aren’t able to regenerate, but there are other areas like the hippo campus and olfactory bulb that do have regenerating brain cells.

5. Bananas Grow On Trees
Bananas look like they grow on trees, but they actually grow on a flowering plant. The edible fruit are produced when the plant starts to flower which usually takes about 6-7 months. Another interesting fact about bananas is that each “bunch” is called a hand and each individual banana is called a finger.

4. Alcohol Kills Brain Cells
You’ve probably heard this myth, but luckily for casual drinkers it isn’t true. Alcoholics can experience brain damage related to their drinking, but not because the alcohol is killing brain cells. Dr Roberta Pentey has found that alcohol impairs brain function by damaging message carrying dendrite cells so while binge drinking isn’t the best idea, it’s not going to actually kill off cells in your brain.

3. Most of your body heat is lost through your Head
When the weather gets cold, our parents and teachers told us that up to 50% of our body heat is lost through our head. Even though you’ll still want to dress appropriately when the snow starts, scientists say this myth is complete nonsense. The origin of this myth was traced back to a US Army Survival Manual that strongly recommended covering the head when it’s cold. The face head and chest are more sensitive to changes in temperature, so it may feel like you’re losing more heat from those areas, scientists believe that no more than 10% of heat is lost through your head.

2. Lightning Never Strikes The Same Place Twice
Lightning will usually targets the tallest object in the area, making it more likely to hit things like skyscrapers or radio antennas. It’s said the CN tower in Toronto is hit by lightning around 75 times a year, and the empire state building around 25 times a year. Even shorter objects like trees have been known to get hit more than once, making this myth completely untrue.

1. Humans Will Explode in the Vacuum of Space
Many sci fi movies show some unlucky person getting sucked out of a spaceship and exploding into a giant mess. Luckily for us, these movies are completely wrong and humans can actually survive up to 30 seconds in outer space as long as they exhale before being exposed. After around 30 seconds the lack of oxygen can cause unconsciousness and lead to death by asphyxiation, but your head will not explode when it comes into contact with the vacuum of space.

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