Shark Fin Soup

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I may have meddled with a delicate ecosystem to make this.

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Shark Fin Soup is a Crock Pot recipe introduced in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is made from 1 Shark Fin and 3 fillers. Because Shark Fin Soup has a higher priority than Monster Lasagna, multiple Monster Foods can be used as a filler, without the risk of getting Monster Lasagna as the result.

If a Wobster is also added, adding Ice or Butter will yield Lobster Bisque or Lobster Dinner respectively. Adding Meats of value 2 and another Fish item will yield Surf 'n' Turf instead. Adding Fishes of value 1 and Ice may yield Ceviche instead. Adding Jellyfish, Ice and a Twig may yield Jelly-O Pop instead. Adding exactly 2 raw Seaweed may result in California Roll instead.

Shark Fin Soup restores 40 Health and 12.5 Hunger at the cost of 10 Sanity and raises Naughtiness by 10 points.

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Examples

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1/3 chance to produce Ceviche.
1/3 chance to produce Jelly-O Pop.
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1/2 chance to produce California Roll.

Placeholder.png Trivia

  • Real Shark Fin Soup is a classic, luxury Chinese dish. It's largely prized for the supposed health benefits that is said to be gained from consuming it. It's also been condemned for its effect on the ecosystem, with finned sharks being unable to swim and dying in the ocean combined with over-harvesting. This is why it causes naughtiness ingame.
  • The loss of sanity can also reference how large marine predators such as sharks have higher amounts of mercury in them. This is because they frequently eat other fish, thus absorbing their mercury.