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Chef Hubert Keller, owner of Fleur de Lys in Mandalay Bay is responsible for creating one of the world’s most expensive hamburgers, a decadent burger For the amazing price of $5,000 may enjoy the FleurBurger 5000; a Kobe beef patty, […]

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