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A Swedish brewery has crafted the "world's most expensive" potato chips.

At $59 for a box of five,beyond eroticism by ping ching hsu ebook St. Erik's claims their pricey chips are "the most exclusive" in the world.

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Working together with the Swedish National Culinary Team, the brewery employed rare Nordic ingredients to achieve the chip's unique flavor, and their whopping price tag.

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With ingredients like matsutake mushrooms, truffle seaweed, India Pale Ale wort, crown dill, Leksand onion and hand-picked Ammarnäs potatos, the snack is meant to pair perfectly with the brewery's India Pale Ale.

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The brewery quickly sold out of their 100 limited-edition luxury chip boxes, each including a document to guarantee its authenticity.

With a price tag like that, we hope these chips are also the world's best.

BONUS: Fry party over here.

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