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Bolete Mushrooms

Bolete Mushrooms

Boletus edulis.

Weight75 gMax stack100Food200 calCompostableCrop

Notes

Bolete Mushrooms are a raw food item foraged from the wild, providing 200 calories with a nutrient profile of 8 total points (2 carbs, 4 protein, 1 fat, 1 vitamin). As a Crop-tagged harvestable with fast composting, they serve as a low-tier but readily available ingredient in recipes ranging from early Research Papers and Charred Mushrooms to advanced dishes like Rainforest Salad and Pirozhok. For best XP gains, use them as a supplementary vegetable in balanced meals rather than a primary food source, since their modest nutrient totals limit their solo contribution to your diet multiplier.

Notes are AI-generated and may be imprecise.

Nutrition

Calories200Shelf life96 h
Carbs2
Protein4
Fat1
Vitamins1

Diet & XP

Eating doesn't change a food's calories or nutrition — those are fixed. What your diet changes is your skill-gain rate (XP). This estimates the rate this food's nutrients contribute. ≈ estimate; set your diet in the ⚙ Character panel.

Nutrient total8Balanced-diet ××0.75Variety ××1Tastiness ××1Skill-gain rate18

Base: this food alone (+12 base gain). Craving & dinner-party bonuses are situational (assumed ×1).

Recycling & waste

Salvages into (per unit)

The same salvage value leaks out as garbage when this item is consumed in crafting.

How garbage, sorting & recycling work

Categories

Found in the wild

Used in

Bakery Oven
Campfire
Cast Iron Stove
Farmers Table
Fiber Scutching Station
Research Table

See also