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People Are Going Crazy Over This $2,000 New York Pizza

Pizza is so loved all over the world. In almost every country, there are different flavors of pizza, you can even make one yourself at home. Experts say that pizza is one of those comfort foods for some people. It is also a go-to snack or meal for all ages, and the best thing about them, is that they are simply affordable. However, there is one particular pizza that simply stand out, not just because of its ingredients, but also its price. This pizza that is taking over the World Wide Web at the moment, is only $2,000, so if you wish to try it, better save up now.

THE 24K PRICEY PIZZA

Who would’ve thought that a simple pizza could turn into such a luxurious one. Industry Kitchen, which is known throughout New York, is offering a special $2,000 pizza for everyone to try, this is for people who would like to taste luxury and does not have a problem splurging a bit, after all, no one can rests a good pizza.

According to Industry Kitchen’s executive chef, Braulio Bunay, “It is the epitome of decadence. The pizza is extremely rich if you’re in a mood for a lavish meal, this is the pizza for you,” he also said that this particular pizza was actually inspired by the nearby Financial District. The executive chef also mentioned that preparing such a luxurious and extravagant pizza is what makes things more approachable.

WHAT IS ON IT?

Since this particular luxurious pizza can only be found in the heart of New York, people must wonder what made it that expensive, well, it obviously consist of the finest ingredients.

This $2,000 pizza consists of French truffles, platinum Ossetia caviar, Stilton cheese, foil gras (which is actually a liver of a fattened duck), and of course, sheets of 24k gold leaves and flakes. Not only that, the crust of the pizza is also infused with Indian black squid ink, as well as edible flowers for garnish on top. This 12-inch pizza has a special dough and flour that is imported from pizza’s origin, Italy. The golden flakes, on the other hand, is imported from Ecuador, while the Stilton cheese comes straight from the heart of England. Ossetia caviar is special as well since it is from the Caspian Sea.

Chef Bunay even said that “The people get in shock because they never get to see in one dish all these special ingredients, it’s very expensive yet delicious.”

HOW CAN YOU GET IT?

Since the pizza is pricey, it is, of course, best for sharing, so with 8 slices from $2,000, it will only cost you $250 a slice, with $50 per bite depending on how small your bite would take you. According to Industry Kitchen, you must order the pizza two days before you may get your hands on this golden pizza. This is to ensure that they will have all the ingredients for you since it is indeed a very special pizza.

In the newest season of CNBC’s, “Secret Lives of the Super Rich”, when Chef Bunay was asked why he created such a pizza, he said that only wanted to make an extremely special delicacy to honor the restaurant’s proximity to Wall Street, which is basically the heart of capitalism as well as fortune seekers in New York, it is just the perfect place for it. According to its amazing reviews, the pizza is indeed comforting because of the tangy brine from the cheese as well as the fresh caviar blends together with the foie gras as well as the crust. It wasn’t apparently the best pizza since it is technically your ordinary pizza, but then again, it is such an exemplary dish which is totally worth it.

This pizza is absolutely great for those people who would love to try something new, because a thin-crust pizza topped with fresh tomato sauce, pepperoni, with some basics and mozzarella can be boring too. So if you can afford the 24K pizza, then feel free to contact Industry Kitchen if ever you’re in the Manhattan area. This is considered as one of the most expensive pizzas ever made in history. Industry Kitchen doesn’t just offer this pizza though, they are also known for their amazing interior and American cuisine.

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