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* {{L|Cave wheat}}, {{L|Whip vine}} and {{L|Longland grass}} must be milled into their respective flours and cooked. | * {{L|Cave wheat}}, {{L|Whip vine}} and {{L|Longland grass}} must be milled into their respective flours and cooked. | ||
* Milk has to be cooked or turned into cheese. | * Milk has to be cooked or turned into cheese. | ||
| − | + | * {{L|organ|Organs}} must be cooked. | |
Unprocessed food and non-food {{L|crop|crops}} will be stored in a food stockpile and take up barrel space; the {{L|bookkeeper}} can tell you how much of each type of "food" you have in the {{L|stocks}} screen. | Unprocessed food and non-food {{L|crop|crops}} will be stored in a food stockpile and take up barrel space; the {{L|bookkeeper}} can tell you how much of each type of "food" you have in the {{L|stocks}} screen. | ||
[[Category:Food]] | [[Category:Food]] | ||
Revision as of 06:59, 10 April 2010
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
Food is anything Template:L eat to ward off starvation, but if they are not able to attain sustenance then they will get hungry, have bad thoughts, and eventually die. Dwarves can withstand hunger for a while in order to continue working, but will gain bad thoughts from doing so. Common foods are Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, and Template:L.
Eating good food will make your dwarves happy, so a good Template:L is an excellent investment. Also, each dwarf has a Template:L for certain foods.
Sources
The possible sources of food are Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, Template:L, and Template:L. Farming is by far the most reliable.
Processes
Some food is inedible raw, and needs processing first. For example:
- Template:L must be rendered (Template:L) into Template:L and then cooked (Template:L)
- Raw Template:L must be Template:L (Template:L)
- Template:L must be either milled into Template:L (Template:L/Template:L), processed to barrels of Template:L (Template:L), or brewed into barrels of Template:L (Template:L) before they can finally be cooked (Template:L)
- Template:L, Template:L and Template:L must be milled into their respective flours and cooked.
- Milk has to be cooked or turned into cheese.
- Template:L must be cooked.
Unprocessed food and non-food Template:L will be stored in a food stockpile and take up barrel space; the Template:L can tell you how much of each type of "food" you have in the Template:L screen.