Valentine’s Day (the who-cares-iest of all the holidays) is right around the corner, so hopefully you’ve been saving up a Scrooge McDuck’s vault’s worth of gold to buy your significant other (or the body pillow that you call your “significant other”) a proper gift. One particularly romantic option — if you’re scrambling for something last minute — is an extravagant meal cooked in-home by a Michelin-starred chef. Turns out, you can have all this and more for only $93,300!
London-based company VeryFirstTo is offering the expensive dinner, which features duck eggs, truffles and Wagyu beef touched with silver leaf (served on a bed of dry ice — spooOOoooky) prepared by chef Adam Simmonds, as well as a harpist, a poet, doves and the option of a $27,000 bottle of wine. Ah, I get it — it’s not just a dinner for extremely wealthy people. It’s a dinner for extremely wealthy people with absolutely zero creativity when it comes to romantic gestures.