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Amberosia
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“Who or what would eat this?”
“Yeah, I don't think I'm THAT hungry.”
“Wolfgang will leave that for someone else to eat.”
“A treat devoid of sweetness...”
“IT'S NOT FIT FOR ROBOTIC CONSUMPTION”
“Perhaps there's a creature around here that could metabolize this.”
“Tastes terrible. And that's speakin' as someone who's eaten raw lumber.”
“I'll pass.”
“This föod is nöt fit för a warriör, it's fit för the flöor!”
“It doesn't taste as good as it looks.”
“I'm afraid even I can't make dust palatable.”
“Sweep Sweep belly stuff”
“Ugh. Maybe one of those little moth guys will clean this mess up.”
“Hyuyuyu! The pranks I could pull with these!”
“Throw it on floor, then don't have to eat it.”
–Wurt
“Uh... no thanks. Maybe the moths will like it?”
“Alright, dust was a poor ingredient choice. This is why I don't cook!”
“It's not food fit for a person.”
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The Amberosia is a Food Item exclusive to Don't Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. It can be cooked in a Crock Pot with 1 Collected Dust and any 3 fillers. It has the highest priority of any Crock Pot dish in the game: attempting to use Collected Dust with any recipe will always result in Amberosia.
Amberosia cannot be eaten by the player. Dust Moths fed Amberosia will ornate their Tidy Hidey-Holes with Thulecite, which can then be mined for 3-7 Thulecite Fragments and even 1 full Thulecite with 1% chance. This offers a renewable, albeit slow source of Thulecite without the need to reset the Ruins. In addition, Dust Moth will give a Thulecite Bug Net Blueprint.
Since there are no restrictions on what the fillers can be, it is advised to use cheap items, like Twigs.
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Trivia
- Amberosia was introduced in the Forgotten Knowledge update.
- The name "Amberosia" is a portmanteau of "Amber" and "Ambrosia".
- Amberosia is designed after a Meringue, as indicated by its internal name.
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