Ice Cream Company Sets World Record with $6,696 Dessert Made from White Truffles and Gold Leaf

A Japanese ice cream company released an ice cream that costs $6,696 per serving due to its rare ingredients like white truffles, aged cheese, and edible gold leaf.
The ice cream took over 1.5 years to develop and was created by Japanese ice cream brand Cellato with the help of a French-Japanese fusion chef.
Cellato plans to expand its expensive product line to include Champagne and caviar in the future.
The ice cream comes with a handcrafted metal spoon and is meant to be enjoyed with white truffle oil.
In 2022, the average price for a half gallon of ice cream in the U.S. was $5.56, showing how Cellato's new flavor far surpasses typical prices.