The world’s most expensive kebab is worth ￡750

Meet the world’s most exclusive and expensive kebab. And with a retail value of a whopping ￡750, this posh creation is not one for enjoying at 3am on Saturday morning after a heavy drinking session. Dubbed the ‘King of Kebabs’ the gastronomic creation, from chef Andy Bates, comes complete with saffron infused flat bread, milk-fed lamb from the Pyrenees and edible gold leaf garnish.

Also on the expensive kebab is Champagne infused mint and cucumber yoghurt, micro cress and lettuce, Ceour de Beouf tomatoes and oregano concass along with some Barrel Aged Yews Feta cheese. But don't expect to find it in your local kebab shop, the 'King of Kebabs' was created for Food Network UK mark the launch of The Great Food Truck Race. Which means if you want to try it, you'll need to source that Saffron infused flatbread yourself.

King of Kebabs

-  Saffron infused flatbread

-  Champagne infused mint and cucumber yoghurt

-  Micro cress and lettuce salad

-  Chilli sauce made from the world’s expensive chilli

-  Milk-fed lamb from the Pyrenees

-  Edible gold leaf garnish

-  Ceour de Beouf tomatoes and oregano concass

-  Barrel Aged Yews Feta cheese

Andy Bates, the chef behind the ‘King of Kebabs’ says: "It took a fair bit of time to source the best possible ingredients to ensure that this kebab was the most exclusive one out there but I loved every minute." Nick Thorogood, Managing Director of Food Network EMEA added: "Street food is really stepping up a notch with many street food trucks now providing the high quality, gourmet food and fine cuisine expected from top restaurants.  "The Great Food Truck Race celebrates this new movement, so we thought it only fair to mark its launch by showing that even the nation’s favourite doner kebab could be made gourmet."