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Cooking is one of the primary methods by which players can raise their Snorlax's Strength. The player can feed Snorlax up to three | Cooking is one of the primary methods by which players can raise their {{Sleep|Snorlax}}'s Strength. The player can feed Snorlax up to three [[time]]s a day: once for breakfast (4 a.m. to 12 p.m.), once for lunch (12 p.m. to 6 p.m.), and once for dinner (6 p.m. to 4 a.m.). These times are all set based on the player's current time zone. Prior to version 1.5.0 (released April 18, 2024), night lasted till 5:59 a.m. instead of 3:59 a.m. and morning began from 6:00 a.m. instead of 4:00 a.m. | ||
The types of dishes the player can make depend on what kind of meals their Snorlax has requested for the week. There are three recipe types: curries/stews, salads, and desserts/drinks. As of the 1.7.1 update, there are 19 curries/stews recipes, 20 salads recipes, and 21 desserts/drinks recipes, for a total of 60 different recipes. | The types of dishes the player can make depend on what kind of meals their Snorlax has requested for the week. There are three recipe types: curries/stews, salads, and desserts/drinks. As of the 1.7.1 update, there are 19 curries/stews recipes, 20 salads recipes, and 21 desserts/drinks recipes, for a total of 60 different recipes. | ||
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At the beginning, the only option for the player on the cooking menu is the "Auto Cook" function. Selecting Auto Cook will pick random ingredients from the player's inventory—up to either the pot's maximum size or the total number of ingredients in the player's inventory, whichever is lower—and cook a dish from them. The player can use the "Ingredient Options" button to select up to three ingredients that will not be used in auto cooking; otherwise, the player has no control over the dish made when using the Auto Cook function. | At the beginning, the only option for the player on the cooking menu is the "Auto Cook" function. Selecting Auto Cook will pick random ingredients from the player's inventory—up to either the pot's maximum size or the total number of ingredients in the player's inventory, whichever is lower—and cook a dish from them. The player can use the "Ingredient Options" button to select up to three ingredients that will not be used in auto cooking; otherwise, the player has no control over the dish made when using the Auto Cook function. | ||
Once the player registers 12 sleep styles in their Sleep Style Dex, the option to "Choose a Recipe" is unlocked. This will bring the player to their recipe list, which includes all the recipes that the player can make that week. Dishes that the player has made before are listed with their name, image, required ingredients, and current strength, while dishes that the player has never made are listed as "Curry/stew recipe", "Salad recipe", or "Dessert/drink recipe", depending on the weekly meal request. The only other information the player is given about these unmade recipes is how many of each ingredient is required to make the dish; the ingredients themselves are not shown. In addition, the player has the option to cook without choosing a recipe at all. | Once the player registers 12 sleep styles in their [[Sleep Style Dex]], the option to "Choose a Recipe" is unlocked. This will bring the player to their recipe list, which includes all the recipes that the player can make that week. Dishes that the player has made before are listed with their name, image, required ingredients, and current strength, while dishes that the player has never made are listed as "Curry/stew recipe", "Salad recipe", or "Dessert/drink recipe", depending on the weekly meal request. The only other information the player is given about these unmade recipes is how many of each ingredient is required to make the dish; the ingredients themselves are not shown. In addition, the player has the option to cook without choosing a recipe at all. | ||
Once the player selects a recipe, all the ingredients for that recipe will be thrown into the pot. The player then has the option to add as many other ingredients as they like until the pot is full. The player can also remove ingredients from the pot, allowing them to make any dish they like regardless of what recipe was selected. If the player chooses to start cooking before the pot is filled completely, the game offers to pick random ingredients from their remaining inventory to fill the pot. Any ingredients added in this way will not change the final dish. However, the player is free to decline the offer. | Once the player selects a recipe, all the ingredients for that recipe will be thrown into the pot. The player then has the option to add as many other ingredients as they like until the pot is full. The player can also remove ingredients from the pot, allowing them to make any dish they like regardless of what recipe was selected. If the player chooses to start cooking before the pot is filled completely, the game offers to pick random ingredients from their remaining inventory to fill the pot. Any ingredients added in this way will not change the final dish. However, the player is free to decline the offer. | ||
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If the player uses a a combination of ingredients that do not combine to make any of these recipes, the resulting dish will be either a Mixed Curry, a Mixed Salad, or a Mixed Juice, depending on which type of recipes the player is making. | If the player uses a a combination of ingredients that do not combine to make any of these recipes, the resulting dish will be either a Mixed Curry, a Mixed Salad, or a Mixed Juice, depending on which type of recipes the player is making. | ||
While the dish is cooking, a [[ | While the dish is cooking, a [[Note#Sleep Tip|sleep tip]] will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The player can tap the screen to speed up the rate of cooking, with more taps required when there are more ingredients in the pot. Occasionally, an exclamation mark will appear above the pot at the end of cooking; this indicates that the dish is "extra tasty", meaning that the dish's strength will be much greater than usual. The exact probability of a dish being extra tasty is unknown, but it is 20% more likely to occur on Sunday. | ||
The strength of the dish is calculated by summing up the current strength of the recipe and the base strengths of all the ingredients added to the pot that are not included in the recipe. This is then multiplied by the player's area bonus for the current research area and rounded down to get the final strength. If the dish is extra tasty on Monday-Saturday, the final strength will be doubled. If the dish is extra tasty on Sunday, the final strength will be tripled. The chance for a dish to be extra tasty can be progressively increased up to 70% by using the {{sleep|skill}} Tasty Chance S and upon a successful extra tasty cook, the chance will be reset back to the base level for that day. | The strength of the dish is calculated by summing up the current strength of the recipe and the base strengths of all the ingredients added to the pot that are not included in the recipe. This is then multiplied by the player's area bonus for the current research area and rounded down to get the final strength. If the dish is extra tasty on Monday-Saturday, the final strength will be doubled. If the dish is extra tasty on Sunday, the final strength will be tripled. The chance for a dish to be extra tasty can be progressively increased up to 70% by using the {{sleep|skill}} Tasty Chance S and upon a successful extra tasty cook, the chance will be reset back to the base level for that day. | ||
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Revision as of 08:11, 3 July 2024
Cooking is a core mechanic in Pokémon Sleep that allows the player to raise their Snorlax.
Overview
Cooking is one of the primary methods by which players can raise their Snorlax's Strength. The player can feed Snorlax up to three times a day: once for breakfast (4 a.m. to 12 p.m.), once for lunch (12 p.m. to 6 p.m.), and once for dinner (6 p.m. to 4 a.m.). These times are all set based on the player's current time zone. Prior to version 1.5.0 (released April 18, 2024), night lasted till 5:59 a.m. instead of 3:59 a.m. and morning began from 6:00 a.m. instead of 4:00 a.m.
The types of dishes the player can make depend on what kind of meals their Snorlax has requested for the week. There are three recipe types: curries/stews, salads, and desserts/drinks. As of the 1.7.1 update, there are 19 curries/stews recipes, 20 salads recipes, and 21 desserts/drinks recipes, for a total of 60 different recipes.
At the beginning, the only option for the player on the cooking menu is the "Auto Cook" function. Selecting Auto Cook will pick random ingredients from the player's inventory—up to either the pot's maximum size or the total number of ingredients in the player's inventory, whichever is lower—and cook a dish from them. The player can use the "Ingredient Options" button to select up to three ingredients that will not be used in auto cooking; otherwise, the player has no control over the dish made when using the Auto Cook function.
Once the player registers 12 sleep styles in their Sleep Style Dex, the option to "Choose a Recipe" is unlocked. This will bring the player to their recipe list, which includes all the recipes that the player can make that week. Dishes that the player has made before are listed with their name, image, required ingredients, and current strength, while dishes that the player has never made are listed as "Curry/stew recipe", "Salad recipe", or "Dessert/drink recipe", depending on the weekly meal request. The only other information the player is given about these unmade recipes is how many of each ingredient is required to make the dish; the ingredients themselves are not shown. In addition, the player has the option to cook without choosing a recipe at all.
Once the player selects a recipe, all the ingredients for that recipe will be thrown into the pot. The player then has the option to add as many other ingredients as they like until the pot is full. The player can also remove ingredients from the pot, allowing them to make any dish they like regardless of what recipe was selected. If the player chooses to start cooking before the pot is filled completely, the game offers to pick random ingredients from their remaining inventory to fill the pot. Any ingredients added in this way will not change the final dish. However, the player is free to decline the offer.
If the player uses a a combination of ingredients that do not combine to make any of these recipes, the resulting dish will be either a Mixed Curry, a Mixed Salad, or a Mixed Juice, depending on which type of recipes the player is making.
While the dish is cooking, a sleep tip will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. The player can tap the screen to speed up the rate of cooking, with more taps required when there are more ingredients in the pot. Occasionally, an exclamation mark will appear above the pot at the end of cooking; this indicates that the dish is "extra tasty", meaning that the dish's strength will be much greater than usual. The exact probability of a dish being extra tasty is unknown, but it is 20% more likely to occur on Sunday.
The strength of the dish is calculated by summing up the current strength of the recipe and the base strengths of all the ingredients added to the pot that are not included in the recipe. This is then multiplied by the player's area bonus for the current research area and rounded down to get the final strength. If the dish is extra tasty on Monday-Saturday, the final strength will be doubled. If the dish is extra tasty on Sunday, the final strength will be tripled. The chance for a dish to be extra tasty can be progressively increased up to 70% by using the skill Tasty Chance S and upon a successful extra tasty cook, the chance will be reset back to the base level for that day.
When a recipe is cooked, the number of strength it yields will go towards levelling up that recipe. The higher a recipe's level is, the more strength it will innately yield. The current level cap for recipes is 55.
After update 1.1.0, helper Pokémon will recover a small amount of energy after every meal that is cooked.
| Remaining Energy | Maximum Energy Recovered |
|---|---|
| 80-150 | 1 |
| 60-79 | 2 |
| 40-59 | 3 |
| 20-39 | 4 |
| 0-19 | 5 |
Ingredients
| Ingredient | Strength | Sell price | |
|---|---|---|---|
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Large Leek | 185 |  7 Dream Shards
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Tasty Mushroom | 167 | 7 Dream Shards
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Fancy Egg | 115 | 5 Dream Shards
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Soft Potato | 124 | 5 Dream Shards
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Fancy Apple | 90 | 4 Dream Shards
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Fiery Herb | 130 | 5 Dream Shards
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Bean Sausage | 103 | 4 Dream Shards
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Moomoo Milk | 98 | 4 Dream Shards
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Honey | 101 | 4 Dream Shards
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Pure Oil | 121 | 5 Dream Shards
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Warming Ginger | 109 | 4 Dream Shards
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Snoozy Tomato | 110 | 4 Dream Shards
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Soothing Cacao | 151 | 6 Dream Shards
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Slowpoke Tail | 342 | 14 Dream Shards
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Greengrass Soybeans | 100 | 4 Dream Shards
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Greengrass Corn | 140 | 6 Dream Shards
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Pot size
By default, the cooking pot can hold up to 15 ingredients. After the player registers 35 sleep styles, the ability to expand the cooking pot is unlocked. Tapping the cooking pot on the home screen allows the player to pay Dream Shards to expand the size of their cooking pot. The following table lists the pot sizes and their expansion costs:
| Size | Cost | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| 15 | 0 | Default |
| 18 | 1,200 Dream Shards
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After registering 35 sleep styles |
| 21 | 2,700 Dream Shards
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| 24 | 4,100 Dream Shards
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After registering 70 sleep styles |
| 27 | 6,600 Dream Shards
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| 30 | 8,600 Dream Shards
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After registering 110 sleep styles |
| 33 | 13,300 Dream Shards
| |
| 36 | 15,300 Dream Shards
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After registering 150 sleep styles |
| 39 | 15,700 Dream Shards
| |
| 42 | 18,100 Dream Shards
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After registering 190 sleep styles |
| 45 | 22,000 Dream Shards
| |
| 48 | 38,000 Dream Shards
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After registering 240 sleep styles |
| 51 | 59,000 Dream Shards
| |
| 54 | 89,000 Dream Shards
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After registering 290 sleep styles |
| 57 | 127,000 Dream Shards
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The cooking pot's maximum size can also be temporarily expanded in three ways:
- The main skill Cooking Power-Up S expands the maximum size of the cooking pot by 7 the next time the player cooks a meal for Snorlax. The expansion size increases as the main skill's level increases. The effects stack if the skill is activated by multiple Pokémon.
- A Good Camp Set increases the size of the cooking pot by 50% of its size for the duration of its effect.
- On the last day of the week, Sunday, the size of the cooking pot is doubled (from its permanent size) for all meals.
The Good Camp Set bonus is applied after other temporary bonuses, and the result is rounded up. For example, if the permanent pot size is 27 and Cooking Power-Up S Lv. 2 is applied while a Good Camp Set is active, the final size of the pot will be 56 (). The maximum size that the cooking pot can be expanded to via these methods is 200.
Recipe levels
| Recipe level | Accumulated strength | Level bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Lv.1 | 0 | 0% |
| Lv.2 | 1,080 | 2% |
| Lv.3 | 2,324 | 4% |
| Lv.4 | 3,936 | 6% |
| Lv.5 | 5,545 | 8% |
| Lv.6 | 7,341 | 9% |
| Lv.7 | 9,712 | 11% |
| Lv.8 | 12,760 | 13% |
| Lv.9 | 16,426 | 16% |
| Lv.10 | 20,791 | 18% |
| Lv.11 | 25,639 | 19% |
| Lv.12 | 30,911 | 21% |
| Lv.13 | 36,621 | 23% |
| Lv.14 | 42,922 | 24% |
| Lv.15 | 49,882 | 26% |
| Lv.16 | 57,551 | 28% |
| Lv.17 | 66,001 | 30% |
| Lv.18 | 75,131 | 31% |
| Lv.19 | 84,981 | 33% |
| Lv.20 | 95,642 | 35% |
| Lv.21 | 107,159 | 37% |
| Lv.22 | 119,576 | 40% |
| Lv.23 | 132,938 | 42% |
| Lv.24 | 147,309 | 45% |
| Lv.25 | 162,621 | 47% |
| Lv.26 | 178,929 | 50% |
| Lv.27 | 196,563 | 52% |
| Lv.28 | 215,605 | 55% |
| Lv.29 | 236,149 | 58% |
| Lv.30 | 258,299 | 61% |
| Lv.31 | 281,955 | 64% |
| Lv.32 | 306,759 | 67% |
| Lv.33 | 332,769 | 70% |
| Lv.34 | 360,469 | 74% |
| Lv.35 | 389,943 | 77% |
| Lv.36 | 421,521 | 81% |
| Lv.37 | 455,380 | 84% |
| Lv.38 | 491,055 | 88% |
| Lv.39 | 528,663 | 92% |
| Lv.40 | 568,918 | 96% |
| Lv.41 | 611,541 | 100% |
| Lv.42 | 656,646 | 104% |
| Lv.43 | 704,344 | 108% |
| Lv.44 | 754,748 | 113% |
| Lv.45 | 807,184 | 117% |
| Lv.46 | 862,205 | 122% |
| Lv.47 | 920,936 | 127% |
| Lv.48 | 983,590 | 132% |
| Lv.49 | 1,050,391 | 137% |
| Lv.50 | 1,121,582 | 142% |
| Lv.51 | 1,196,687 | 148% |
| Lv.52 | 1,319,485 | 153% |
| Lv.53 | 1,471,363 | 159% |
| Lv.54 | 1,672,589 | 165% |
| Lv.55 | 1,930,878 | 171% |
Recipes
Curries/stews
| Dish | Recipe | Minimum pot size | Base strength | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Mixed Curry | Any other recipe | — | — |
|
Fancy Apple Curry | Fancy Apple ×7
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7 | 668 |
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Grilled Tail Curry | Slowpoke Tail ×8Fiery Herb ×25
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33 | 7,483 |
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"Solar Power" Tomato Curry | Snoozy Tomato ×10Fiery Herb ×5
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15 | 1,943 |
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"Dream Eater" Butter Curry | Soft Potato ×18Snoozy Tomato ×15Soothing Cacao ×12Moomoo Milk ×10
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55 | 9,010 |
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Spicy Leek Curry | Large Leek ×14Warming Ginger ×10Fiery Herb ×8
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32 | 5,900 |
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"Spore" Mushroom Curry | Tasty Mushroom ×14Soft Potato ×9
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23 | 4,041 |
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"Egg Bomb" Curry | Honey ×12Fancy Apple ×11Fancy Egg ×8Soft Potato ×4
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35 | 4,523 |
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Hearty Cheeseburger Curry | Moomoo Milk ×8Bean Sausage ×8
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16 | 1,785 |
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Soft Potato Chowder | Moomoo Milk ×10Soft Potato ×8Tasty Mushroom ×4
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22 | 3,089 |
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Simple Chowder | Moomoo Milk ×7
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7 | 727 |
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Beanburger Curry | Bean Sausage ×7
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7 | 764 |
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Mild Honey Curry | Honey ×7
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7 | 749 |
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Ninja Curry | Greengrass Soybeans ×15Bean Sausage ×9Large Leek ×9Tasty Mushroom ×5
|
38 | 6,159 |
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"Drought" Katsu Curry | Bean Sausage ×10Pure Oil ×5
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15 | 1,881 |
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Melty Omelette Curry | Fancy Egg ×10Snoozy Tomato ×6
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16 | 2,009 |
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"Bulk Up" Bean Curry | Greengrass Soybeans ×12Bean Sausage ×6Fiery Herb ×4Fancy Egg ×4
|
26 | 3,274 |
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"Limber" Corn Stew | Greengrass Corn ×14Moomoo Milk ×8Soft Potato ×8
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30 | 4,670 |
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"Inferno" Corn Keema Curry | Fiery Herb ×27Bean Sausage ×24Greengrass Corn ×14Warming Ginger ×12
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77 | 13,690 |
Salads
| Dish | Recipe | Minimum pot size | Base strength | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Mixed Salad | Any other recipe | — | — |
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Slowpoke Tail Pepper Salad | Slowpoke Tail ×10Fiery Herb ×10Pure Oil ×15
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35 | 8,169 |
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"Spore" Mushroom Salad | Tasty Mushroom ×17Snoozy Tomato ×8Pure Oil ×8
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33 | 5,858 |
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"Snow Cloak" Caesar Salad | Moomoo Milk ×10Bean Sausage ×6
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16 | 1,774 |
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"Gluttony" Potato Salad | Soft Potato ×14Fancy Egg ×9Bean Sausage ×7Fancy Apple ×6
|
36 | 5,040 |
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"Water Veil" Tofu Salad | Greengrass Soybeans ×10Snoozy Tomato ×6
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16 | 1,843 |
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"Superpower" Extreme Salad | Bean Sausage ×9Warming Ginger ×6Fancy Egg ×5Soft Potato ×3
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23 | 2,958 |
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Bean Ham Salad | Bean Sausage ×8
|
8 | 873 |
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Snoozy Tomato Salad | Snoozy Tomato ×8
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8 | 933 |
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Moomoo Caprese Salad | Moomoo Milk ×12Snoozy Tomato ×6Pure Oil ×5
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23 | 2,856 |
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"Contrary" Chocolate Meat Salad | Soothing Cacao ×14Bean Sausage ×9
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23 | 3,558 |
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"Overheat" Ginger Salad | Fiery Herb ×17Warming Ginger ×10Snoozy Tomato ×8
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35 | 5,225 |
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Fancy Apple Salad | Fancy Apple ×8
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8 | 763 |
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"Immunity" Leek Salad | Large Leek ×10Warming Ginger ×5
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15 | 2,658 |
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"Dazzling" Apple Cheese Salad | Fancy Apple ×15Moomoo Milk ×5Pure Oil ×3
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23 | 2,578 |
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Ninja Salad | Large Leek ×15Greengrass Soybeans ×15Tasty Mushroom ×12Warming Ginger ×11
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53 | 10,095 |
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"Heat Wave" Tofu Salad | Greengrass Soybeans ×10Fiery Herb ×6
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16 | 1,976 |
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Greengrass Salad | Pure Oil ×22Greengrass Corn ×17Snoozy Tomato ×14Soft Potato ×9
|
62 | 11,393 |
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"Calm Mind" Fruit Salad | Fancy Apple ×21Honey ×16Greengrass Corn ×12
|
49 | 7,675 |
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"Fury Attack" Corn Salad | Greengrass Corn ×9Pure Oil ×8
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17 | 2,785 |
Desserts/drinks
No dishes within this category use Large Leeks, Fiery Herbs, Bean Sausages or Slowpoke Tails.
| Dish | Recipe | Minimum pot size | Base strength | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Mixed Juice | Any other recipe | — | — |
|
"Fluffy" Sweet Potatoes | Soft Potato ×9Moomoo Milk ×5
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14 | 1,783 |
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"Steadfast" Ginger Cookies | Honey ×14Warming Ginger ×12Soothing Cacao ×5Fancy Egg ×4
|
35 | 4,921 |
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Fancy Apple Juice | Fancy Apple ×8
|
8 | 763 |
|
Craft Soda Pop | Honey ×9
|
9 | 964 |
|
"Ember" Ginger Tea | Warming Ginger ×9Fancy Apple ×7
|
16 | 1,788 |
|
Jigglypuff's Fruity Flan | Honey ×20Fancy Egg ×15Moomoo Milk ×10Fancy Apple ×10
|
55 | 7,594 |
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"Lovely Kiss" Smoothie | Fancy Apple ×11Moomoo Milk ×9Honey ×7Soothing Cacao ×8
|
35 | 4,734 |
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"Lucky Chant" Apple Pie | Fancy Apple ×12Moomoo Milk ×4
|
16 | 1,634 |
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Neroli's Restorative Tea | Warming Ginger ×11Fancy Apple ×15Tasty Mushroom ×9
|
35 | 5,065 |
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"Sweet Scent" Chocolate Cake | Honey ×9Soothing Cacao ×8Moomoo Milk ×7
|
24 | 3,280 |
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Warm Moomoo Milk | Moomoo Milk ×7
|
7 | 727 |
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"Cloud Nine" Soy Cake | Fancy Egg ×8Greengrass Soybeans ×7
|
15 | 1,798 |
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"Hustle" Protein Smoothie | Greengrass Soybeans ×15Soothing Cacao ×8
|
23 | 3,168 |
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"Stalwart" Vegetable Juice | Snoozy Tomato ×9Fancy Apple ×7
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16 | 1,798 |
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Big Malasada | Pure Oil ×10Moomoo Milk ×7Honey ×6
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23 | 2,927 |
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"Huge Power" Soy Donuts | Pure Oil ×9Greengrass Soybeans ×6Soothing Cacao ×7
|
22 | 3,213 |
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"Explosion" Popcorn | Greengrass Corn ×15Pure Oil ×14Moomoo Milk ×7
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36 | 6,048 |
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"Teatime" Corn Scones | Fancy Apple ×20Warming Ginger ×20Greengrass Corn ×18Moomoo Milk ×9
|
67 | 10,925 |
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"Petal Dance" Chocolate Tart | Soothing Cacao ×11Fancy Apple ×11
|
22 | 3,314 |
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"Flower Gift" Macarons | Soothing Cacao ×25Fancy Egg ×25Honey ×17Moomoo Milk ×10
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77 | 13,834 |
See also
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