California Roll/DST

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'TIS ROLL'DED UP UNFWOOSH'DED FISHIES

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California Roll is a Crock Pot recipe introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is made by combining 1.0 unit of Fishes and exactly 2 Raw Seaweed. It restores 20 Health Meter.png, 37.5 Hunger Meter.png, and 10 Sanity Meter.png. California Roll can be given to the Yaarctopus in exchange for a Thatch Sail.

Adding 3 Raw Seaweed will result in Meatballs, unless a Jellyfish is also added, which will result in Ratatouille instead. However, this can be avoided by adding Cooked Seaweed as the filler instead. Adding Shark Fin may result in Shark Fin Soup instead. Adding Wobster for the fish requirement and Ice or Butter as a filler will instead result in Lobster Bisque and Lobster Dinner respectively.

California Roll is also included in Don't Starve Together, introduced in Return of Them. Instead of Raw Seaweeds, it requires exactly 2 Kelp Fronds to complete the recipe.

 Prerequisites

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  • Requires:Kelp Frond.png

Cookbook.png Recipe

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×1.0

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Examples

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50% chance to result in Unagi.
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Placeholder.png Trivia

  • California Roll was added to Don't Starve Together in the Hook, Line, and Inker update.
  • The California Roll was invented to popularize sushi in North America. To become appetizing for people who did not like seeing seaweed, it's prepared "inside out", where the seaweed is inside and the rice is outside of the roll. However, the in-game image for California Roll has the seaweed outside, indicating it's not actually a California Roll.