28 Julai 2011

Hot dog paling mahal di dunia


GAMBAR menunjukkan hot dog paling mahal yang dijual
di stadium besbol Roxstadium Brockton, Massachusetts sejak Sabtu lalu.


BROCKTON, Amerika Syarikat - Menu terbaharu, McMullen Dog yang dijual di stadium besbol Roxstadium Brockton, Massachusetts menjadi hot dog termahal di dunia, lapor sebuah akhbar kelmarin.

Berharga AS$80 (RM235.39), hot dog tersebut yang mengandungi sosej daging lembu yang dimasak dengan minyak truffle, kaviar, serbuk cendawan dan freche krim mula dijual sejak Sabtu lalu.

Roti hot dog tersebut pula dibuat menggunakan gandum yang terbaik yang dibeli dari Cape Cod, sebuah kedai roti eksklusif bersama sos dan mustard istimewa.

Menurut pengurus makanan dan minuman stadium berkenaan, Sander Stotland, walaupun harga tiket hanya AS$15 (RM44.35) dan lebih murah dari hot dog tersebut, ia tetap mendapat sambutan hangat daripada peminat yang datang menyaksikan perlawanan besbol.

Menurutnya, nama McMullen Dog itu diberi sempena nama tukang masak terkenal Atlantic City, Ryan McMullen yang memberi idea mengenai hot dog tersebut. - Agensi.

I've got a really swor-d head

Splitting headache ... sword was embedded 5cm into Zhang Bin's skull
Splitting headache ... sword was embedded 5cm into Zhang Bin's skull

THIS teenager must have a splitting headache — after his skull was pierced with a sword.

The weapon's blade was embedded 5cm into Zhang Bin's forehead as he mucked about with friends at home.

The 15-year-old was rushed to a local hospital, but medics there were unable to treat him.

He then had to endure a four-hour drive to another hospital 250 miles away in Changsha, Hunan Povince, China.

Horrifying ... X-ray shows blade piercing teen's forehead
Horrifying ... X-ray shows blade piercing teen's forehead

Zhang said: "Three classmates came to visit me at home and one of them brought a sword.

"He stood 3-4m away from me. I don't know how the sword flew at me and stabbed into my head.

"I felt sharp pains and a large amount of blood streamed down."

Doctors rushed Zhang into surgery and the sword was removed during a four hour op.

The chief surgeon said: "Luckily the knife didn't touch the arteries in the skull and key nerves, otherwise it would have been a different story."

Zhang is expected to make a full recovery.

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