Processed Foods

Processed foods are food items that can be manufactured from raw foods at the stove, purchased from traders, or foraged from various map locations. Processed foods usually restore more health and/or energy than their raw ingredients; the ones that do not have significantly longer shelf-life.

# Scavenged & Bought

There are a lot of long-lasting food items to be found in the wilderness. While some of these foods can be made at the stove, others can only be bought or scavenged. They can be found in any and all locations, but can only be bought from the supermarket.

## Soup

*A basic portion of food. Gonna save you in difficult situations.*

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## Loona Tuna

*Food is food, even if it smells fishy.*

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## Field Rations

*This is the basic unit of food. Gonna save you in difficult situations.*

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## Big Field Rations

*This is the biggest unit of Food. Gonna save you in difficult situations.*

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# Roasted Meats

All roasted meat recipes are available from the start of the game. They can be cooked at the stove, and cannot be bought or sold. There are no recipes that use roasted meats as an ingredient.

## Roasted Turkey

*A big bird, supposedly perfect for celebrating colonization.*

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## Roasted Snake Meat

*Someone not only treaded on this one, but also roasted it!*

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## Roasted Rat

*Quite good. Goes well with white wine and sour sides.*

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## Roasted Boar Meat

*Well roasted, Obelix would be proud.*

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## Roasted Venison

*Okay, now I know I'm not above eating Bambi.*

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# Soups

Soups are a group of processed foods made from vegetables. All soup recipes include 1 unit of water. All soups can be canned.

## Vegetable Soup

*A classic. Not exciting, but hearty.*

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## Carrot Soup

*Loved by babies and preppers worldwide.*

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## Beet Soup

*A delicious sour beet soup.*

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## Tomato Soup

*Something makes you want to put it in a can and paint it.*

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## Mushroom Soup

*A mushroom soup. Sour with a hint of damp basement.*

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## Cucumber Soup

*Cucumber soup. Try it and you'll never go back.*

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# Stews

## Bigos

*A hearty, aromatic cabbage and meat stew. A recipe from Grandma Marianna.*

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## Snake Stew

*It's not venomous anymore, but it doesn't mean it's easy on the stomach.*

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## Meat Stew

*A hearty meat stew. Heavy, but very high caloric.*

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## Nopales

*A meal made of cactuses. Cacti. Anyway: delicious.*

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# Canned Soups

Most soups (as well as meat stew) can be canned, giving them longer shelf-lives without needing refrigeration. Canning any soup or stew requires 1 unit of prepared food, 1 dose of salt, and 1 metal for the can.

## Canned Vegetable Soup

*Canned vegetable soup. It should last long.*

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## Canned Carrot Soup

*Canned carrot soup. It should last long.*

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## Canned Beet Soup

*Canned beet soup. It should last long.*

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## Canned Tomato Soup

*Canned tomato soup. It should last long.*

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## Canned Mushroom Soup

*Canned mushroom soup. It should last long.*

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## Canned Cucumber Soup

*Canned cucumber soup. It should last long.*

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## Canned Stew

*The stew will last longer in a can.*

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# Bottled Foods

Some raw foods can be preserved in bottles for longer shelf lives. All of the recipes for bottled foods are acquired from the Tier 1 Cookbook. All bottled foods (except eggs in salt) are made with 1 unit each of salt, water and glass.

## Eggs in Salt

*A classic preppers' food. It can last a long time.*

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## Pickles

*Can't go wrong with pickles, right?*

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## Marinated Mushrooms

*Magic from the forest put in a jar. Enjoy all year long.*

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## Marinated Corn

*Marinated corn. A snack that can also serve as a proper meal.*

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## Kimchi

*Korean fermented cabbage. A touch of orient in your shelter.*

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# Jams

Jams are a subset of bottled foods. All jams are made with a certain amount of fruits/vegetables, 1 pack of sugar, and 1 unit of glass for the jar.

## Carrot Jam

*Give carrot jam a chance, it's not only baby food. It will satisfy your hunger and provide you with energy at the same time.*

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## Blueberry Jam

*Blueberry jam, just like from grandma. It will satisfy your hunger and provide you with energy at the same time.*

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## Orange Jam

*Orange jam, reminding you of all the tropical travels you never had. It will satisfy your hunger and provide you with energy at the same time.*

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## Cactus Jam

*A delicious jam made of cactuses. Or is it cacti? It will satisfy your hunger and provide you with energy at the same time.*

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## Blueberry Smoothie

*Condensed taste of the forest. You can't go wrong with this one.*

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Tier 1
 **Energy Drink** |  | 3 dried guarana
 **Pâté** |  | 1 venison, 3 carrots, 1 salt

## Omelette

*They say you can't unscramble it, so why not eat it?*

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## Energy Drink

*Delays the need for sleep. Just don't rely on it as your main source of nutrition.*

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## Pâté

*A simple but tasty pâté.*

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Tier 2
 **Energy Bar** |  | 1 dried apple, 1 dried orange, 1 sugar
 **Pasta** |  | 1 flour, 1 egg

## Pie

*Maybe you'd be happy for a while. It will satisfy your hunger and provide you with energy at the same time.*

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## Energy Bar

*Condensed energy in a bar. A temporary sleep replacement.*

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## Pasta

*Delicious. Don't forget to kiss your fingers before serving.*

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Tier 3
 **Meat Pie** |  | 1 pâté, 1 egg, 1 flour, 1 spices
 **Pemmican** |  | 1 energy bar, 1 dried meat
 **Spaghetti** |  | 1 pasta, 2 tomatoes, 1 wild meat, 2 spices

## Instant Ramen

*An international classic. It can last long and is very filling.*

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## Meat Pie

*Emulate the atmosphere of an English pub in your shelter. A hearty meal.*

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## Pemmican

*A highly nutritious meal made of dried meat and berries. Invented by Native Americans, loved also by preppers.*

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## Spaghetti

*Pasta with sauce. Essential for long isolation, be sure to stack up properly.*

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