Food

**Food** are items which Sasquatch can eat to avoid hunger. Food is kept in the Backpack, and can be stored in other containers. Most types of food can also be used to feed the Dog. Sasquatch's friends can eat any food Sasquatch eats.

## Sources of food

Food may be procured from multiple sources.

### Repeatable

#### Major sources of food

These sources are relatively easy to use and provide a lot of food.

* Various food containers in Campground, Town, etc. Food can be easily stolen from coolers, hampers, grills, and campfires. Many businesses in Town have fridges. Humans don’t raise any alarm if Sasquatch wears disguise. Stealing from Campground is the first option of getting food available for new players.
* Trash cans and containers. Contain a variety of (stinking) food and sometimes even fish (Minnow).
* Fishing. Provides all types of Fish.
* Supermarket and Stop and Snack. Sasquatch may honestly pay for the food, or may try to shoplift instead, which bears the risk of being arrested and the food being confiscated. It is a very plentiful source - the supermarket offers enough food each day to fill the Backpack (75 items) multiple times.
* Cafe, Diner, Taco Truck. A limited stock of food is available every day, impossible to steal.
* Port. Crates of food may be stolen from Warehouse 1, crates of Oranges may be stolen from Secure Warehouse 1.
* Shopping Bonanza. Sells food and fish with delivery to Sasquatch House.
* Spaghetti Hotline. Delivers spaghetti to almost anywhere on the map.
* Arcade. Sells Nachos for 10 Arcade tickets each. Only 6 plates of Nachos can be bought per day.

#### Minor sources of food

These sources are not as reliable as the major ones because they are either highly random, or provide only small amounts of food, or require too much effort per food item.

* Halloween and Winter Holidays award Halloween Candy and Candy Canes respectively. While they are more useful as a currency for the holiday-themed prizes, they may also be eaten, especially after all prizes are bought.
* Vending machines. They sell 3 types of food every day, 2 items of each type. Some machines, like the one constructed by Construction Duck, sell random selection of food; some, like the one in the Port break room, sell same food every day.
* Car hoods. When working as a Police officer, you may check car hoods for unsecured items, and may steal them.
* Pet Shop. Sells Dog Food and Dog Treats.
* Disk drives. While offering technical support at R Corp, there is a chance that a broken Computer could have a Pizza or a Grilled Sausage in the disk drive.
* While Scuba Diving in the ocean, various canned foods (such as Canned Tuna) and some kinds of fish can be found on the seafloor.
* The Dog can dig up foods (such as Potatoes, Carrots, Dog Treats, or various canned foods) when told to search.
* Trucks along the Highway sometimes carry food crates. They can be hijacked and brought to Construction Duck for opening.
* Patients in the Hospital may need surgery to remove an item from their body. If the item is removed, it will be given to Sasquatch.

### One-Time

* After building the Museum, the site superintendent will ask you if you were the one who donated the lumber. If you deny it, he will praise your modesty, and give you a sushi.
* A locker in the port sewers contains a sushi, and does not respawn when collected.
* Two lockers are present in the employees only area of the Sawmill. One has a sushi, and one has a burger.
* 20-50 Pancake Mix can be found in pancake mix crates. Two of these are present below secure warehouse 3, and do not respawn after the Dig Spot they are blocking is dug up.

## Buyers of food

Any type of food can be sold to Bear near the Sasquatch House, or to Trash Bear near the Sawmill for 2x the price, or to Island Campground campers for 2.5x the price. The normal Bear will not buy inedible items, but they can be sold to the Trash Bear (if marinated in a trash can) or to the Island campers.

Some buyers are only interested in a specific food and pay much more:

* the Vitamin C Enthusiast at the Ski Mountain buys Oranges.
* a golfer at the Driving Range buys Smores, paying more if cooked on a campfire.
* a spectator at the Race Track buys Eggs and Bacon (both packaged and unpackaged), paying more if cooked on a car engine.

Some buyers request a random type of food and pay much more. This includes the Hungry Duck, and Ferry passengers (when working as Substitute Ferry Captain).

See Making money for details.

## Nutrition

Most foods restore 1 hunger point. Few types of more expensive foods restore more then one.

 Medium fish
 Spaghetti | 6

## Food transformations

### Stink

Food found in trash containers is stinky. Normal food put into such containers by Sasquatch becomes stinky too. Trash Bear requires food to be stinky before buying it.

Stinky food has brownish color, and emits brown stink lines.

### Temperature

Food can be hot, normal temperature, or cold. Hot food has reddish color, while cold food has bluish color.

* Storing food in a backpack or any room-temperature container slowly makes it normal temperature.
* Storing it in a fridge or a cooler makes it cold.
* Putting in into an oven or a microwave for a short time makes it hot.

Food temperature only matters during Item Delivery Technician job at R Corp. Burgers, Fries, and Cafe drinks are sold hot, while Soda (cup) is sold cold, and they must be delivered at these temperatures. If the temperature is wrong, Sasquatch may use fridge or microwave in the R Corp office to fix it.

### Cooking

Food can be cooked on campfires or on grills, on stovetops or in ovens, in microwaves, on car engines, and in disk drives. If cooked for a long time, it becomes almost completely black, burned to a crisp.

Some food buyers ask it to be cooked in a specific way.

* A spectator at the Race Track pays 1.5 normal price for bacon or eggs cooked on a car engine.
* A golfer at the Golf Course pays double for Smores cooked on a campfire.
* The Hungry Duck sometimes requires food to be cooked in an oven.

They do not care how much the food has been cooked. See Making money#Specific foods. Currently, this is the only use of cooking.

As of version 1.8.4, cooking does not change food’s nutritional value. Combining foods is also impossible: for example, you can’t combine Sausage with a Hotdog Bun to make a Hotdog.

## Storage

Food can be stored in the Storage Container built by the Construction Duck, as well as multiple containers bought in the Furniture Warehouse:

* Closet
* Desk
* Refrigerator
* Stove
* Microwave

Food can be stored in the Dog Bowl bought in the Pet Shop, but the Dog will eat some every night to replenish its hunger, unless that food is something that the dog refuses to eat.

You cannot store food in the Trash Can, because it disappears every night. However, that allows you to get rid of inedible items.

Outside of main Sasquatch House, food can be stored in the same types of containers in other houses:

* the rented Apartment
* the Surf Shack once you earned the right to sleep there.

Food can also be stored in the empty red chests which remain after looting the Secret Caches.

Food left under the car hoods disappears overnight, or when the car is fetched by the Valet Duck.

## Lists of food and similar items

### Food

1. Broccoli
2. Spicy Pepper
3. Yellow Pepper
4. Red Pepper
5. Green Pepper
6. Corn
7. Onion
8. Cabbage
9. Cucumber
10. Potato
11. Green Onion
12. Carrot
13. Celery
14. Tomato
15. Eggplant
16. Avocado (whole)
17. Cauliflower
18. Peach
19. Grapes
20. Watermelon (whole)
21. Pineapple
22. Lemon
23. Lime
24. Orange
25. Banana
26. Apple
27. Dog Food (also available from the Pet Shop)
28. Sugar
29. Catfood
30. Flour
31. Coffee Beans
32. Pasta
33. Pancake Mix
34. Rice
35. Granola Bars
36. Bread
37. Cereal
38. Tortillas
39. Canned Soup
40. Fruit Cocktail
41. Canned Pizza
42. Coconut Milk
43. Canned Mushrooms
44. Canned Peas
45. Baked Beans
46. Canned Green Beans
47. Canned Sausages
48. Canned Tuna
49. Canned Ham
50. Canned Sardines
51. Ice Cream
52. Frozen Pizza
53. Chicken Nuggets
54. Frozen Waffles
55. Yogurt
56. Cheese
57. Butter (packaged)
58. Eggs
59. Milk
60. Orange Juice
61. Chicken (packaged)
62. Sausages
63. Hamburger Patties
64. Bacon (packaged)
65. Steak (packaged)
66. Mayo
67. Relish
68. Ketchup
69. Mustard
70. Peanut Butter
71. Jam
72. Hot Sauce
73. BBQ Sauce
74. Salsa
75. Pickles
76. Soy Sauce
77. Olives

From Stop and Snack:

1. Chips
2. Pretzels
3. Popcorn
4. Beef Jerky
5. Cinnamon Bun
6. Chocolate Bar
7. Cookies
8. Candy
9. Chocolate Milk
10. Energy Drink
11. Grape Soda
12. Blueberry Soda
13. Lime Soda
14. Lemon Soda
15. Strawberry Soda
16. Orange Soda
17. Bottled Water

From the cafe:

1. Coffee
2. Mocha
3. Tea

From the Diner:

1. Burger
2. Fries
3. Soda (cup) (also available from the Taco Truck)

From the Arcade:

1. Nachos

From the Taco Truck:

1. Taco

From the Pet Shop:

1. Dog Treat

From Spaghetti Hotline:

1. Spaghetti

From the campground:

1. Chicken (unpackaged)
2. Sausage
3. Grilled Sausage
4. Hamburger Patty
5. Bacon (unpackaged)
6. Steak (unpackaged)
7. Pizza
8. Watermelon (half)
9. Butter (unpackaged)
10. Toast
11. Avocado (half)
12. Smores
13. Cake
14. Soda (can)

Holiday items:

1. Halloween Candy
2. Candy Cane

Rare items:

1. Hotdog
2. Hotdog Bun
3. Sushi
4. Fish (item)

### Fish

Freshwater:

1. Minnow
2. Sunfish
3. Crappie
4. Catfish
5. Suckerfish
6. Trout
7. Perch
8. Bass
9. Sculpin
10. Stickleback
11. Kokanee
12. Lamprey
13. Carp
14. Greyling
15. Whitefish
16. Salmon
17. Burbot
18. Dolly Varden
19. Shad
20. Pike
21. Crayfish
22. Cavefish
23. Goldfish
24. Sturgeon

Saltwater:

1. Anchovy
2. Herring
3. Sardine
4. Smelt
5. Prawn
6. Crab
7. Sea Urchin
8. Sea Cucumber
9. Mackerel
10. Hake
11. Flounder
12. Pollock
13. Rockfish
14. Red Snapper
15. Ratfish
16. Dogfish
17. Sablefish
18. Cod
19. Octopus
20. Squid
21. Tuna
22. Skate
23. Wolf Eel
24. Halibut

Polluted water:

1. Three-Eyed Fish
2. Mutant Fang Fish

### Inedible

1. Dog Poop
2. Bagged Dog Poop
3. Receipt
4. Mail