ANOTHER LOOK AT THE WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE SUNDAE

Posted by Turkey Hill Team on September 3rd, 2009


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The following was originally posted here on the Ice Cream Journal in 2008, but it was so outrageous, we thought it deserved a second look.

The vision of gleaming, golden indulgence you see above is the world’s most expensive ice cream dish: the $1,000 Golden Opulence Sundae from the New York City restaurant, Serendipity 3. It was created in 2006 to celebrate the eatery’s 50th anniversary (the golden anniversary, of course). Here’s the official description, just in case you’re thinking about ordering one:

“Five scoops of the richest Tahitian vanilla bean ice cream infused with Madagascar vanilla and covered in 23K edible gold leaf, the sundae is drizzled with the world’s most expensive chocolate, Amedei Porceleana, and covered with chunks of rare Chuao chocolate. The masterpiece is suffused with exotic candied fruits from Paris, gold dragets, truffles and Marzipan Cherries. It is topped with a tiny glass bowl of Grand Passion Caviar. It’s sweetened and infused with fresh passion fruit, orange and Armagnac. The sundae is served in a baccarat Harcourt crystal goblet with an 18K gold spoon to partake in the indulgence and topped with a gilded sugar flower by Ron Ben-Israel.”

Believe it or not, Serendipity 3 actually sells about one Golden Opulence Sundae per month, although they do require 48 hours’ notice if you plan to partake. The good news is, you get to keep the goblet…but you have to give back the spoon.

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45 Responses to “ANOTHER LOOK AT THE WORLD’S MOST EXPENSIVE SUNDAE”

  1. Robbin L. Netz says:

    It is not made with Turkey Hill, so it is just not worth it. Especially if you have to give the spoon back. What is the profit margin on this?

  2. lee carr says:

    I’ll save my money for turkey hill, the one ice cream really worth my money

  3. Rosemary says:

    Thanks, but no thanks, I don’t like getting ripped off. Just give me my hot fudge sundae with Turkey Hill Ice Cream and I’m in seventh heaven!

  4. Bob Kessler Jr says:

    I don’t think I will ever have $1000 to burn. My wife would never allow the purchase of this sundae. She would allow me to buy a few cartons of Turkey Hill, though, for far less than $1000.

  5. Brenda says:

    Hi Turkey Hill fans,
    That ice cream sundae look good, but not as good eat turkey hill ice cream. I would put the cost of that ice cream to good use by buy enough turkey hill ice to last me for a year and share the rest with my grandson class mate.

  6. Lauren says:

    I didn’t know gold was edible! Anyway, I’m not too crazy about a lot of ingredients in the description. I’d rather buy something I know I’ll like, such as good old mint chocolate chip.

  7. BETTY says:

    ill stick to regular ice cream in a bowl with chocolate topping

  8. Fran W says:

    They can keep their Thousand Dollar Sundae … I’ll stick to my Phillies Graham Slam …

  9. Lilly says:

    It sure was a beautiful Sundae, but, I wonder if it would really taste like a $1,000 bucks. I can’t imaging it being better than a big bowl of Turkey Hill Ice Cream.

  10. Ken says:

    I love your ice cream!

  11. mary says:

    turkey hill has the best prices, thank you

  12. Jacqueline Seewald says:

    Wouldn’t that be lots of fun! Eat the ice cream; sell the gold!

  13. Kathy says:

    We would never be able to pay $1000 for this sundae, but we have enjoyed Serendipity 3′s Frrrozen Hot Chocolate, yum! Sure wish Turkey Hill could create a flavor like that!

  14. Linda Leffler says:

    I would have to pass on that sundae, but I would never ever pass up on Turkey Hill Ice cream and it doesn’t matter if I have to eat it right out of the carton. Linda

  15. Cathy Schehr says:

    Iam not one for mixing flavors just give me a good old fashion tasting ice cream like Turkey Hill any flavor will do for an ice cream lover.

  16. Pat says:

    Doesn’t look as appetizing as a big bowl of Turkey Hill! :)

  17. Ellen says:

    To expensive for my taste, even with Tahitian vanilla bean ice cream. But it sure looks good.

  18. Stefanie Schmidt says:

    What an amazing sundae!

  19. Lois says:

    It would be just like me to drop the glass and break it. Can’t break the big plastic bowl I eat my Turkey Hill ice cream in. Gold spoon, BAH!

  20. JACQUELINE AREIAS says:

    STILL RATHER HAVE A BIG BOWL OF MOOSE TRACK .

  21. Lisa says:

    I’ve heard about that ice cream many months ago. Its crazy! yet sounds yummy. Maybe Turkey Hill can make one with fake gold? lol

  22. Donna says:

    Not one for fancy stuff.

  23. Jane Moslow says:

    The thought of chewing on gold makes my teeth buzz.

  24. Lynn says:

    Yik! That sundae doesn’t tempt me in the least. I’d much rather have my Turkey Hill Yankee Pinstripes Ice Cream. Go Yanks!!

  25. alicelynne says:

    I have been to Serendipity…but..did not order THAT sundae!! :)

  26. Leah says:

    That does not even look appetizing to me at all. I agree with the others who would much rather just have a bowl of Turkey Hill ice cream instead!

  27. Marcy says:

    Just having a bowl of Turkey Hill Ice Cream is all the gold I need.

  28. Fred K says:

    They were able to put a price tag on their ice cream sunday, but one made with Turkey Hill is PRICELESS!

  29. Carol Triano says:

    Wow, my family and extended family can eat a lot of Turkey Hill ice cream for weeks, for the price of that one sundae !!!

  30. Ira says:

    Well, it’s looks good and I most likely would enjoy it. However I know that I cannot afford it so why buy it. There is too many things that I could use the money for right now.
    I’ll just eat my duet root beer float and watch tv and be content.

  31. Sarah says:

    They can keep their expensive sundae. I’d much rather have a little ole dish os TH.

  32. Bert says:

    Sounds interesting,hold the gold.

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  34. Joe says:

    I’d rather spend a thousand dollars on buying Turkey Hill ice cream.

  35. Debbie L says:

    Just give me a bowl of Turkey Hill and a spoon!!! “The price is right”!!!

  36. Susan K Lapp says:

    I’LL TAKE GOLD ANYWAY! :) YES! EVEN IN ICE CREAM!!! :)

  37. Marion says:

    Just give me the ice cream and forget the fluff!

  38. Norma says:

    Let’s concentrate on the main event, TURKEY HILL!

  39. marie says:

    I have been to Serendipity 3 ,but the best I could do there was the frozen hot chocolate( which is yummy!)

  40. Craig Kurtz says:

    SHOW ME THE TURKEY HILL ICE CREAM !!! thats what is classy and it needs no special adornments!!

  41. Mary says:

    I am a coupon clipper! I’ll bet there are no coupons for that ice cream. I’d rather have a freezer full of TH.

  42. zoeymom says:

    Why waste perfectly good ice cream by adding all those things! Give me good old Turkey Hill anyday…..

  43. Dede says:

    I watched on TV this sundae being made.
    I also must sgree with most of the others,Turkey Hill is my favorite,the ice cream is creamy.rich,and theBest.

  44. Trisha says:

    Rather have more scoops of ice cream each week:) then eat one expensive treat n never see ice cream for the next few months:(

  45. jojo says:

    HAHA NOOBS. Who in the right mind would spend more than ten dollars on ice cream.

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