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| type | Food | | author | Helen | | website | [view] |
Injects one tasty lemon pie into the hand. Gives starch, glucose and reward, and reduces hunger. Uses class number 2 6 65.
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| type | Food | | author | Stefan Kuske |
Graphics by Nemes Zoltán. Installs a big cooking pot on the fire in the kitchen. Pushing the pot creates a bowl of energy soup on the stove. Each bowl of soup provides energy and starch, and decreases hunger and coldness. Uses class numbers 2 6 116 and 117. NB: creatures will see the pot ... more >
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| type | Food | | author | Freya | | website | [view] |
This file contains 2 cobs: they make the two patches of sunflowers (one by the beehives, one in the garden) bear edible seeds. Seeds give starch and vitamin E while reducing hunger and need for pleasure. Uses class number 2 6 62 and 63.
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| type | Food | | author | Helen | | updated | 6/7/2016 |
Surprisingly healthy chocolates! This cob injects one wrapped chocolate into the hand; when eaten, it reduces hunger and gives a large amount of starch. Also contains maximum reward, so good for training creatures to eat. Wrappers appear in one of three colours. Uses class number 2 6 65.
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| type | Food | | author | Helen | | website | [view] |
Injects a small dish of icecream dessert into the hand. Each bowlful reduces hunger and gives the maximum amount of starch and reward - useful to tempt the appetites of picky eaters! Uses class number 2 6 64.
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| type | Food | | author | Helen | | website | [view] |
Injects a single ice lolly (called "iceblocks" in Australia) into the hand. Decreases hunger and hotness, adds starch and reward. A good way to cool down a hot, hungry creature. Uses class number 2 6 63.
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| type | Food | | author | Helen | | website | [view] |
Injects a small but perfectly formed icecream cone into the hand. Reduces hunger and gives maximum starch. Also gives maximum reward, so use with caution - it could become addictive. Uses class number 2 6 67.
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| type | Food | | author | Helen | | website | [view] |
Injects a single (but large!) chocolate sundae into the hand. Decreases hunger, gives starch and glucose, and makes the creature a little bit colder. Uses class number 2 6 62.
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This injects a single watermelon, already sliced, into the hand. It reduces hunger and boredom, while giving glucose and glycogen. Uses class number 2 6 144.
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Injects a kumquat into the hand. When eaten, this magical fruit gives glucose and maximum glycogen while reducing anger and need for pleasure. It removes hunger, pain and most negative drives completely, as well as giving maximum reward, so use with caution - it could become addicting. Uses class ... more >
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| type | Food | | author | Stefan Kuske |
Grape Sprite by Nemes Zoltán. Installs a trellis (with 4 bunches of grapes) to the right of the well. Each bunch when eaten reduces hunger, tiredness, need for pleasure and gives vitamin C. Uses class number 2 6 121 and 122. NB: can only be used once.
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Injects a potted corn plant by the greenhouse in the garden. Creatures eating it receive the maximum amount of starch, good amounts of glucose and glycogen, and get a moderate decrease in hunger. Uses class number 2 6 211. NB: clashes with Amanita's corn - they both use a sprite file with the same... more >
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Injects a single cob of corn into the hand. Creatures eating it experience glucose, reward, and a reduction in hunger and need for pleasure. Uses class number 2 6 42 (clashes with Sparrow's kumquat). NB: There is no remover for this cob.
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| type | Food | | author | Steve Dismukes | | version | 1.0 |
Injects a single cheesey sock into the hand. Creatures eating a sock (ew!) receive starch, and a reduction in boredom and need for pleasure. If uneaten, a sock will make creatures near it a little bit sleepy. Uses class number 2 6 162.
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A fantastic food for starving norns. Injects a single cheese plant into the hand - when eaten, dramatically reduces hunger and increases glucose and glycogen. Also gives the maximum amount of starch. Uses class number 2 6 183 (clashes with Daniel Smallman's bread).
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