Novel & Cerita Blue Gold Sausage Prices

Two years ago, a big Japanese boss had bought a bluefin tuna weighing two hundred and seventy-eight kilograms, and he had paid a total of 3.1 million US dollars for it. The average price per kilogram was eleven thousand US dollars. If this kind of high-quality bluefin tuna was delivered to the top restaurants, the price would be several times higher. The price of eating the most expensive bluefin tuna in the most high-end shops was even more expensive than gold. As for the fifty-year-old Yamazaki whiskey, it was Japan’s top national whiskey, and a single bottle of this whiskey cost more than three million dollars.

"Be patient, kids. Grandma will definitely make it. But don't push it around, OK? The cart will fall over." Grandma Nengah deliberately sold the sausages at a low price, that is, one sausage was only one thousand rupiahs. Of course that's an illogical price in today's expensive world. However, no one had any suspicions about the business that Granny Nengah and her colleagues were starting. They even seem to really enjoy every bite of the sausage that contains the poison. In fact, even adults don't want to lose for you to join in line with the kids in red and white uniforms.

"Can you imagine those poor parents?" Judy just nodded, her eyes scanning the lamb chops in the case. "Are those still on special?" Giselle stepped up to the counter. "Who's next?" Her voice was just as shaky as her fingers. The butcher shop overflowed with people, most scanning the aisles or glass cases. A few added to Betsy's tale, sharing their versions of disgust and disbelief. "I'm next," an elderly man, thin, his fingers trembling almost as much as hers, said. "I need some of those sausage links." He glanced at Giselle. "Are they still twenty-nine cents a pound?"

A few moments later, she came back with a bowl of sliced raw fish arranged in a sakura flower pattern. "What is this?" I used a chopstick to tick up one slice of meat and observed it in the air. It was as thin as a slice of paper and it was almost translucent. "This is maguro sashimi served with caviar and truffle sauce." "How much is this?" "Blue Fin Maguro is 5,000 dollars per pound." "And how much do you charge for this dish?" "8,000 dollars without the service fee." "You guys charge 8,000 dollars for a dish and you don't even bother to cook it?"

“But here? Ready-made Nuggets! Such genius! And don’t even get me started with the canned goods. They are tasty, easy to cook, and Caius told me they’re cheap!” Xanthe massaged her temples harder. She looked at Caius, who seemed like the only normal one here. He didn’t grow up with Isis and Ajax, that much was obvious. “It’s not cheap,” Xanthe said. “Maybe for you. But for commoners like me, it’s actually pricey.” Ajax blinked at her. “Pricey? How much is a can of corned beef?” “Thirthy to eighty pesos. Depends on the size.” Ajax’s jaw dropped so fast he looked like he had seen a ghost. “Holy! That is very cheap! I buy premium meat from abroad worth ten thousand just to make ground pork.”

They were easy to cook, tasty, and full of oil and salt, with all the seasoning provided. Price per case ranged from about 10 to 20 dollars. The most common was 24-pack classic beef-flavored noodles for 10 bucks, while the most expensive was truffle and mushroom-flavored, set at 20 dollars per 30 packs. They cost 14 bucks per case on average, so the total for 1,000 cases was 14 thousand dollars. Hayley didn't stop there—she grabbed 200 cases of black pepper and breakfast sausages and 100 cases of pickled vegetables. The total cost was under 6 thousand dollars.

"Some people says 'problems come and go but pizza is forever'. Well, we couldn't agree more about it. It might sound a little 'cheesy' (pun intended) but for most of people says, pizza is the one true love that keeps us going." The general manager continued expressing his insights about the dish. "But would you shell out around $4,400 for the same? BlueWoods Restaurant in Norhtblue is serving this high end comfort food and has made its mark in the Guinness Book of World Records.The gourmet pizza consists of a thin-crust base with buffalo mozzarella, white truffles, and sprinkled with 24-carat edible gold leaf. It marked at a price of $550 per slice, this pizza party is going to be a 'lavish’

Elona's POV I'm looking for something I can buy now, "Excuseme, how much is this?" at the same time I pointed there at the concentrated chicken meat. "That's three hundred per kilos," my eyes immediately widened because it was so expensive. Seriously, is that a gold? "Maybe I'll buy it next time," I won't come back to you, your merchandise is so expensive!

After she had laid out everything in front of Ambrose, he felt extremely speechless. "What are these, Larissa?" Larissa said proudly, "This is plasma that I bought from the hospital for a hefty price. I got them to run some tests and it's free from diseases. "But if you want other flavors, you can try these blood sausages made out of chicken blood, duck blood, and pig's blood. I went to a faraway produce market for this!" Ambrose couldn't keep a straight face. "Why did you buy all these bloody things?"

He sighed, “Our economy has taken a nosedive and the price of pork is down.” I asked, “Well, would you like a large infusion of cash? Our pack is needing to stock up on pork.” He asked, “How many?” I shrugged, “How many big hogs do you have for sale?” He answered, “I have twenty up for sale. If you want them butchered, the going price, right now, is one dollar and thirty-eight cents per pound.”