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'''Royal jelly''' is a product [[beekeeping_industry|collected]] from a [[hive]]. Royal jelly can be used in [[cook]]ing [[prepared meal]]s or consumed as is (counts as food, not drink). | '''Royal jelly''' is a product [[beekeeping_industry|collected]] from a [[hive]]. Royal jelly can be used in [[cook]]ing [[prepared meal]]s or consumed as is (counts as food, not drink). | ||
| − | [[ | + | The contents of a [[hive]]s with a colony of [[honey bee]]s and toggled to "gather any products" can be harvested as part of the [[beekeeping_industry|beekeeping industry]]. In order to collect the royal jelly, you must have a dwarf with the [[beekeeper|beekeeping]] labor active and empty [[jug]]s. A [[honeycomb]] is also produced. |
| − | + | Royal jelly and [[honey]] are the edible products of bees. | |
==Bugs== | ==Bugs== | ||
Revision as of 02:52, 4 April 2013
| This article is about an older version of DF. |
 | This feature has one or more outstanding bugs. Please view the Bugs section for details. |
Royal jelly is a product collected from a hive. Royal jelly can be used in cooking prepared meals or consumed as is (counts as food, not drink).
The contents of a hives with a colony of honey bees and toggled to "gather any products" can be harvested as part of the beekeeping industry. In order to collect the royal jelly, you must have a dwarf with the beekeeping labor active and empty jugs. A honeycomb is also produced.
Royal jelly and honey are the edible products of bees.
Bugs
- Jugs of Royal Jelly may be stored in bins as finished goods, preventing its use in the food industry.
- Collecting royal jelly may require more then 1 jug in storage to begin.