The combined totals at the top reflect the ingredients added, where perish time is the shortest. Note that only the highest-priority recipes will be candidates when actually cooking in-game. The Simulator works like a Crock Pot: add items, and it will tell you what food will be prepared. Click on a badge to switch to the mode for that game you can also right-click on badges to toggle their individual recipes and ingredients on and off. For this reason, there are buttons in the upper-left that let you switch modes for a game. Which foods and recipes exist in each version of the game gets a little complicated.

If it does, then only the valid form will be listed. In recipe requirements, cooked/uncooked usually doesn't make a difference. Recipe priority determines which recipe a food combination will make only the highest-priority possible recipes can be produced by a batch of ingredients. Eating another heating/cooling food within this period will replace the earlier effect. įoods that provide warmth or cooling work like a thermal stone when eaten, they provide a heat source at a particular temperature for a period of time. įood dropped on the ground will perish at a rate of (or in Winter, in Summer), while keeping it in the Ice Box will reduce the rate to. Halfway through this period, it will go stale, and give health and hunger, as well as no sanity.įood spoils at three quarters, giving only hunger and no longer giving any health.Įating spoiled food will decrease sanity by. Perish time is the time before a food item becomes Rot.

The food and recipe database should be current as of the Unleash the Quacken update, February 25th 2016.

This tool requires a modern web browser and is officially supported in recent versions of: Chrome/Chromium (and mobile), Firefox, Safari (and mobile), and Edge This is an unofficial tool to help avoid starvation in Don't Starve,Īn uncompromising wilderness survival game full of science and magic,

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