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Beluga Caviar at £24,000 a tin, a £2,000 plane meal and coffee at £325 a cup: The world's most expensive food revealed

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For most, a trip to the supermarket will suffice to satisfy our culinary needs. But for the world's billionaires, the rarer and more expensive the better. Beluga caviar costing £24,000 a tin, barnacles worth more than their weight in gold and coffee costing £325 a cup made from weasel droppings…

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