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Latest revision as of 23:42, 29 March 2025
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Alcohol: +1 - A delicacy with a little extra something. Exclusively produced in the Culinary Laboratory of The Pastry Guild 1473.
The Almond butter is :
- a regular food
- can be consumed by everyone.
- an event food:
- cannot be made by an artisan in its workshop.
- can be made by participating in The Pastry Guild events in the Culinary Laboratory (2024, 2025):
- make the recipe with the following ingredients: 1x honey, 2x almonds, 1x sugar
It provides:
- +1 Alcohol point
- +10 Pastry points (earned by preparing the recipe in the Culinary Laboratory)
Special effect:
- will double the Drunkeness when drinking
It can be sold or bought on the village market between 10.00 and 110.95 pounds.
It has a weight of 1.
Note :
- Leftover pastries from previous events spoil after a year, meaning the picture changes to a greenish colour and the name changes to "Almond butter (expired)".
- The nourishing and special effects of spoiled pastries stay the same, but they do no longer count for the Table of Delicacies.
