⚠️ Eco v0.14 is coming — the next major update reworks upgrade modules, so some of these numbers will change. They reflect the current version. What’s changing →
  • Simpler tiers: the 1–4 tiered upgrades become a single Basic / Advanced / Modern upgrade each.
  • Permanent upgrades: a module placed in a workstation is permanent — no more swapping lower tiers out as you progress.
  • Power transitions: a module can change a station’s power type/draw (e.g. a Modern upgrade moves a sawmill from mechanical to electrical power).
  • Talent-integrated: modules now use the same bonus/talent system — any talent benefit (power, labor cost, recipe unlocks) can come from a module.
  • Cheaper to upgrade: with the multi-tier parts gone, fully upgrading a workstation costs significantly less.

We’ll update this calculator shortly after the update releases.

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Pineapple

Pineapple

Nice fresh Pineapple.

Weight125 gMax stack100Food200 calCompostableCrop

Notes

The pineapple is a harvestable raw crop that provides 200 calories, 6 carbohydrates, and 2 vitamins per serving, with a shelf life of 96 hours. It serves as a versatile ingredient in numerous recipes, ranging from simple meals like Fruit Muffins to advanced crafts like the Agriculture Research Paper Modern. Because it contains no protein or fat, players seeking to maximize their skill-point gain should pair pineapples with protein- and fat-rich foods to achieve the balanced four-nutrient diet required for the maximum experience multiplier.

Notes are AI-generated and may be imprecise.

Nutrition

Calories200Shelf life96 h
Carbs6
Protein0
Fat0
Vitamins2

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 ××0.5Variety ××1Tastiness ××1Skill-gain rate16

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

Categories

Found in the wild

Used in

Bakery Oven
Campfire
Cast Iron Stove
Farmers Table
Fish Rack
Kitchen
Laboratory
Research Table

See also