Mille Tart

[Lunch] An extravagant tart with sliced pom fruit. A pleasant snack.

## Obtaining

### Cooking

The most common method of obtaining Mille Tarts is by cooking them at home. The required ingredients are one Gheat Flour and one Pom Fruit, and combining these gives a Mille Tart. If you're a traveller, you cannot do this as you cannot cook. You should attempt to become a citizen to obtain Mille Tarts.

### Harvest Festival

During the Harvest Festival which takes place each year on the 8th, children have the ability to exchange a Gift of the Goddess for a Mille Tart at the Grocery Store. Gathering in fallen logs and bushes as a child has a chance of giving a Gift of Goddess.

### Receiving from Others

Citizens who are friends, close friends, or dear friends, as well as family members (excluding babies), may approach you and offer to a Mille Tart. The food they offer is dependent on their inventory, and so the likelihood of them offering Mille Tarts is rather low. If you need Mille Tarts for whatever reason, you should not rely on this method.

## Uses

### Eating

The Mille Tart can be eaten. Because it's considered a lunchbox item, it can be eaten anywhere (unlike regular food items, which must be eaten at home, at the tavern, or for lunch at school). Doing this restores hunger and boosts your strength by 15 points, but will not boost you speed or spirit. Eating breakfast with your family or at school doubles this effect to 30 strength.

### Giving to Others

Much like how citizens and travelers can give you Mille Tarts, you can give it to them as well. To do this, hold a Mille Tart in your hands and talk to a friend, close friend, dear friend, Ihm, or family member and select the "Give Lunchbox" option. If the NPC accepts, you'll give one Mille Tart and your relationship will improve. If they refuse, nothing changes, but you can make the offer again. Adults, children, and Ihms will have different reactions when accepting your offer:

* Adults will say it looks delicious and that they'll save it for later
* Children will celebrate and say it looks yummy
* Ihms will celebrate and immediately consume the Mille Tart

#### Astral Day

On Astral Day, children can be seen wandering the kingdom wearing masks. They may approach you and ask for an offering, which must be a dessert. Mille Tart may appear as an option, but it's random. Holding a Mille Tart in your hand will make you automatically give the child a Mille Tart.

You also have the option to approach children and give them a Mille Tart. To do this, hold a Mille Tart in your hand and speak to a child. The option "Give Candy" will appear, and clicking it offers a Mille Tart to the child. The child will always accept unless they're full, in which case they'll always reject.

## Trivia

* Of the three items children can exchange for candy during the Harvest Festival, Mille Tart is the easiest to get. This is because Gifts of the Goddess are more common than Mermaid Picture Books and Phomos dolls, which are the other two items used to exchange for desserts.
* Mille Tart is the only Lunchbox Item in the game to have the word "Pom" in its description.
* In French, "Mille" translates to thousand, meaning Mille Tart may be meant to mean "Thousand Tart". If this is intentional, the reasoning for this is unknown.