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There is supposedly a food truck in New York City that serves the $666 "Douche Burger."

This is not a joke. As far as we know.

They claim their burger is legit, and therefore, more expensive than Serendipity 3's $295 burger we recently mentioned.

The truck, called 666 burger, wrote on their Facebook page:

"F*ck You and your sh*tty $295 burger for poor people, Serendipity.

$666. That's a number the 1% can get behind."

Ha!

Those sound like fighting words!

The Thrillist described the burger as:

"[…] a $666 edible fiscal disaster that piles caviar, lobster & truffles on top of a foie-stuffed, gold-leaf-wrapped Kobe patty, smothers it with Gruyere melted with Champagne steam, and finishes it off with BBQ sauce made using Kopi Luwak coffee that's passed through the digestive tract of the Asian Palm Civet."

If you live in NYC and want to try any of their burgers, check out their Facebook page HERE to see where they're going to end up next.

Is this the beginning of a burger war?

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[Image via Facebook.]

Tags: burger, business, douche burger, expesnive, food, food truck, money, new york, nyc, serendipidy 3

Food trucks are blowing up right now — so much so that adult films are being shot in them.

Joe Kim, owner of The Flying Pig food truck, is trying to halt the release of the adult film, The Flying Pink Pig, which was filmed in the truck.

Apparently, the production company, “Cheeky Monkey,” wasn’t clear on what they were going to use the truck for. Joe says they told him they said they were shooting a “romantic film.”

Obviously, Joe is worried about the damage to the reputation of his truck. It’s looking like he doesn’t have much of a case, but we’ll wait and see!

[Image via Fierce and Nerdy.]

Tags: flying pig, food truck, porn

Most of the time, when a chef looks into opening a food truck, their career is plummeting, but Rachel Ray is at the top of her game and is looking into it for several major cities, including New York, LA, and Chicago.

Quite frankly, this seems like a dumb idea. Rachel Ray makes some yummy foods, but going from having shows on Food Network to sticking an electric stove in a Winnebago is crazy!

[Image via PNP/WENN.com.]

Tags: career, food network, food truck