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Cookeina Mushrooms

Cookeina Mushrooms

Tiny Cup Mushrooms.

Weight75 gMax stack100Food200 calCompostableCrop

Notes

Cookeina Mushrooms are a raw foraged fungus, found in the wild as "Cookeina Mushroom" plants. They provide a modest mix of all four nutrients (2 carbs, 4 protein, 1 fat, 1 vitamin), but their low total nutrition makes them useful primarily as an early food source or as an ingredient in higher-tier recipes like Jungle Campfire Stew and Mushroom Medley. For best results, use Cookeina Mushrooms in cooking rather than eating them raw, since balanced cooked meals will contribute far more to your skill-point XP gain from diet.

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
Kitchen
Research Table

See also