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| description = A complex dish assembled with care from a wide selection of ingredients. | | description = A complex dish assembled with care from a wide selection of ingredients. | ||
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Producing a fine meal requires 0.5 nutrition in ingredients, but produces 0.9 nutrition in results -- an 80% net nutrition gain. If you have meat and vegetables available, fine meals are strictly better than simple meals, with the only differences being a requirement for both meat and vegetables and the +5 positive moodlet from eating a fine meal. Vegetables can be obtained from farming and meat or eggs can be obtained from ranching animals. A two female and a single male [[chicken]] can easily reproduce into 20 or more in a few quadrums. | Producing a fine meal requires 0.5 nutrition in ingredients, but produces 0.9 nutrition in results -- an 80% net nutrition gain. If you have meat and vegetables available, fine meals are strictly better than simple meals, with the only differences being a requirement for both meat and vegetables and the +5 positive moodlet from eating a fine meal. Vegetables can be obtained from farming and meat or eggs can be obtained from ranching animals. A two female and a single male [[chicken]] can easily reproduce into 20 or more in a few quadrums. | ||
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| + | == Gallery == | ||
| + | <gallery> | ||
| + | Fine meal a.png|One fine meal | ||
| + | Fine meal b.png|Partial stack | ||
| + | Fine meal c.png|Full stack | ||
| + | </gallery> | ||
== Version history == | == Version history == | ||
Revision as of 10:14, 24 August 2022
Fine meal
A complex dish assembled with care from a wide selection of ingredients.
Base Stats
- Market Value
- 20
- Stack Limit
- 10
- Mass
- 0.44 kg
- HP
- 50
- Deterioration Rate
- 10
- Flammability
- 100%
- Days To Start Rot
- 4
- Path Cost
- 15 (46%)
Ingestion
- Nutrition
- 0.9
- Taste
- Fine
- Ingested Direct Thought
- AteFineMeal
- Maximum To Ingest
- 1
Creation
- defName
- MealFine
- Preferability
- Fine
A fine meal is created at an electric stove or fueled stove and requires 0.25 nutrition from any combination of animal products and meat (5 meat, 5 milk or 1 egg) and 0.25 nutrition from vegetables (5 non-Hay vegetarian products) to create. A colonist with cooking skill of at least 6 is required to create this meal. When eaten it causes the Ate fine meal thought with a 5 mood bonus. A fine meal provides 0.9 nutrition.
Producing a fine meal requires 0.5 nutrition in ingredients, but produces 0.9 nutrition in results -- an 80% net nutrition gain. If you have meat and vegetables available, fine meals are strictly better than simple meals, with the only differences being a requirement for both meat and vegetables and the +5 positive moodlet from eating a fine meal. Vegetables can be obtained from farming and meat or eggs can be obtained from ranching animals. A two female and a single male chicken can easily reproduce into 20 or more in a few quadrums.
Gallery
One fine meal
Partial stack
Full stack
Version history
- 0.2.363 - Added
- Meals
- Chocolate • Fine meal (Carnivore, Vegetarian) • Kibble • Lavish meal (Carnivore, Vegetarian) • Nutrient paste meal • Packaged survival meal • Pemmican • Simple meal • Baby food
- Raw food - Animal
- Meat (Human, Insect, Twisted
) • Insect jelly • Milk • Hemogen pack - Raw food - Eggs
- Cassowary egg (fert.) • Chicken egg (fert., unfert.) • Cobra egg (fert.) • Duck egg (fert., unfert.) • Emu egg (fert.) • Goose egg (fert., unfert.) • Iguana egg (fert.) • Ostrich egg (fert.) • Tortoise egg (fert.) • Turkey egg (fert.)
- Raw food - Vegetarian
- Agave fruit • Berries • Corn • Hay • Potatoes • Raw fungus • Rice • Toxipotatoes