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Archived/paywall-free link, originally from The Athletic/NY Times.

It’s an Australian Wagyu hot dog on a Ficelle Bakery croissant bun, topped with crème fraîche, mascarpone, 30 grams of Classic Ossetra, which is sturgeon roe caviar, chives and 24-karat edible gold flakes.

Not going to lie: While I'd never pay $100 for a hot dog, I'd happily try this if someone handed it to me.

I will stick with mustard and pickles. I do like caviar, it just doesn't sound that appealing on a hot dog.

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Why would I want to eat gold flakes?

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So you can poo gold and say to people "even my poo has higher net worth than you!" and not lie

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53 sats \ 0 replies \ @gsc360 6 May

To gold 💩

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Because you want to feel rich and you can't eat sats flakes.

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At $100, that’s not just a hot dog, it’s a high-stakes investment.

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Might see similar prices at FIFA world cup events. But sans the caviar, gold flakes, mascarpone, creme fraiche, and bun. Might still have the sausage, though. If you're lucky.

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3 sats \ 0 replies \ @Lux 6 May

The gold flakes are retarded. Not digestible and it gets stuck in the teeth :)

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