Thank you!! I think I'll probably do the flour method :)Well, one of the easiest ways to do it, if you have a lot of money, is just to buy 669 coffee, brew it into triple shot espresso, and sell it. That will cost you 191,700 g. Another good option is to grow 1667 wheat, turn it into wheat flour with a mill, cook it into bread, and sell it. Alternatively, you can buy 1667 wheat flour from Pierre. This method is apparently a bit cheaper than the coffee method and I only just realized it, but oh well. Buying the wheat flour will cost you 166,700 g. I'm not entirely sure as far as profitability goes, I just did the coffee method, but am from now on going to do the wheat flour method from Pierre.
No prob, glad I could help!Thank you!! I think I'll probably do the flour method :)
Do these calculations include using Qi Seasoning or are they only from raw ingredients?Well, one of the easiest ways to do it, if you have a lot of money, is just to buy 669 coffee, brew it into triple shot espresso, and sell it. That will cost you 191,700 g. Another good option is to grow 1667 wheat, turn it into wheat flour with a mill, cook it into bread, and sell it. Alternatively, you can buy 1667 wheat flour from Pierre. This method is apparently a bit cheaper than the coffee method and I only just realized it, but oh well. Buying the wheat flour will cost you 166,700 g. I'm not entirely sure as far as profitability goes, I just did the coffee method, but am from now on going to do the wheat flour method from Pierre.
Only from raw ingredients. If you wanted to calculate it with Qi seasoning, you could, but that seems like a waste of precious Qi gems to me.Do these calculations include using Qi Seasoning or are they only from raw ingredients?
Raspberry? Jam requiring a raspberry and a sugar? Are you playing a modded game?I grow a lot of beets, turn in sugar (each beet seed cost 10, and become 2 sugar), then I make raspberry jam (1 raspberry and 1 sugar); or I do eggplant parmesan, or I grow a lot of coffee in pots, turn in regular coffe and then make a lot of triple shot espresso.
Except that uses apples too. There are literally only FOUR recipes that use 1 sugar and 1 other ingredient. They are glazed yams (1 sugar, 1 yam), ice cream (1 sugar, 1 milk), ginger ale (1 sugar, 1 ginger) and cranberry sauce (1 sugar, 1 cranberry)...I think @Ilune is talking about Cranberry Candy. :)
Ah, okay, so not a modded game. It was a language barrier thing. Don't worry about it, mate.yes, sorry, CRANBERRY not raspberry, and Sauce.
I play at the italian version and yesterday (and today too) I wasn't in grat shape of mind ^^'
jars are a bit too much expensive for me (toooo much coal) and all my kegs are always full with ancient fruits!Ah, okay, so not a modded game. It was a language barrier thing. Don't worry about it, mate.
Anyway, yeah, the beats and cranberries are better being processed in jars and then sold in order to pay for the wheat you use to make bread.
You can buy coal from Clint.jars are a bit too much expensive for me (toooo much coal) and all my kegs are always full with ancient fruits!
This is very true, and in general it's a great investment. However it's worth noting that past Y1, each Preserves Jar would cost 2000 for the Coal alone (8 at 250 each), so for processing of Cranberries specifically, where we can assume best case you're gaining an average value of 200 each processing them, it's roughly a month before you'd turn a profit, assuming you've got the other ingredients of course.You can buy coal from Clint.
if you have the coffee ring and bulgur ring I recommend combine then then spam dangerous mine level 55-60 and farm some spiders. Hammer + artful and arcobat and some ginger. also the mob perfume.Recently I took on the quest 'Qi's Cuisine' and it entails making 100,000G worth of cooked foods and shipping them.
What would be the easiest food to make and reach the goal fastest and just for fun what would be the most profitable food to make?
Ah, thanks for the correction. I had even double checked it on the wiki...and I still wrote the wrong thing. :)Except that uses apples too. There are literally only FOUR recipes that use 1 sugar and 1 other ingredient. They are glazed yams (1 sugar, 1 yam), ice cream (1 sugar, 1 milk), ginger ale (1 sugar, 1 ginger) and cranberry sauce (1 sugar, 1 cranberry)...
Anyway, I wanted to make sure, as mods can introduce other fruit/veg with which the rest of us are not familiar.