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La mayoría de comidas tienen un tiempo de descomposición, en el sentido que se descompondrá con el tiempo, perdiendo valor nutricional, y eventualmente convirtiéndose en putrefacción. Para combatir esto, existen ciertos metodos de preservación para mantener tu suministro de alimentos fresco, como contenedores de almacenamiento especiales y bodegas.

[[File:Cleaning_cooking_pot.gif|130px|thumb|float|Olla limpiándose.]]

La [[Rot/es|comida podrida]] dentro de un recipiente como un cuenco, una olla o una cazuela puede eliminarse sumergiéndola en agua. Al cabo de unos segundos, la comida podrida saldrá a la superficie y se separará del recipiente. Las ollas selladas con comida podrida deben abrirse primero, cogiendo una porción de comida con un cuenco.

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==Vida Útil==

Cada alimento tiene un diferente "tiempo de descomposición", que está compuesto por su "tiempo fresco", que es el tiempo que le toma a una comida fresca para empezar a descomponerse; y su "tiempo de putrefacción", que es el tiempo antes que un objeto se transforme completamente en putrefacción.

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===Cooked Meals===

For cooked items, their new shelf life depends on the freshness of the ingredients. Fresher ingredients mean much longer preservation time. If you cook with a partially spoiled ingredient the new meal will start spoiled.

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== Factors affecting food spoilage ==

The perish time of a food item can be longer or shorter depending on a variety of circumstances:

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=== Climate ===

The climate in which the food is stored affects the rate of food spoilage. Hot climates can increase the decay rate up to 2.5x (250%), while very cold climates can reduce the decay rate down to 0.1x (10%). Only the climate at sea level is considered, so placing your food high up in the mountains will have no effect if the mountain is in a hot climate.<br>

You can however completely negate the impact of climate by building a cellar.

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=== Food type ===

Different types of foods have different lifetimes. As mentioned before, food items remain 100% fresh for a specific time period (shown in the tables above). After this time, food items begin to decay at a rate affected by storage containers, storage locations, and climate conditions. As food items decay, they lose [[nutrition]] value and will eventually become "rot". The food items with the highest perish time from each category are: Cured meat (meats), Pineapple (fruits), Soybean/Peanuts (vegetables), Flour (grain), and Waxed Cheddar Cheese (dairy).

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== Food preservation containers ==

[[File:crock_example.png|130px|thumb|right|Crock with cabbage stew.]]

Can hold up to 4 portions of meals or pickled vegetables can be stored in crocks providing a slight reduction in food decay, which is a good option for short term food storage. For long term storage, sealing the crocks with a lump of fat or beeswax above the crock in the crafting grid reduces decay by a factor of 10. Filled crocks may be carried in player inventories. For convenience you can build shelves that can hold up to 8 crocks at a time.

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=== Storage Vessels ===

Any food item can be stored in vessels, which provide storage benefits to preserved foods as well as raw foods. These vessels are good options for short and long term food storage as they reduce decay 75% for veggies and 50% for grains.

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== Food preservation processes ==

[[File:barrel_pickled_example.png|250px|thumb|right|Barrels full of pickled food.]]

Almost all types of food items can be stored in the form of cooked meals, but it’s not always practical to do so. For this, there’s special food processing methods that increase their lifespan significantly. Due to the different components in foods, there are various processes to preserve each type or category of food.

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=== Jam ===

Making jam requires a cooking pot, a bucket, honey, and berries. By using a cooking pot, add a minimum of two berries and two units of honey to make jam. For the longest shelf life, jam should be stored in a sealed crock.

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=== Salt curing ===

Curing meats requires a barrel, salt and the raw meat to preserve. Each unit of meat requires two units of salt, i.e. 32 meat = 64 salt. After adding the appropriate ingredients into the input slot of the barrel, the GUI will state the process yield. At this point the barrel must be sealed for 480 hours to complete the curing process.

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=== Encurtidos ===

Para conservar las verduras en vinagre se necesita un barril, un cubo, sal, agua y las verduras a conservar. El agua y la sal se mezclan en el barril para hacer la salmuera antes de añadir las verduras. Por lo demás, el proceso de encurtido es muy similar al de curado en sal. Cada hortaliza o legumbre utiliza una unidad de salmuera y el barril debe permanecer cerrado durante 336 horas. Una vez encurtidos o conservados en sal, los alimentos pueden almacenarse en cualquier recipiente fijo, aunque lo mejor son los recipientes de almacenamiento.

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== Food preservation locations ==

[[File:Cellar.png|425px|thumb|right|Typical layout of a cellar filled with crocks on shelves, storage vessels, chests and 2 barrels of pickled food.]]

To negate the impact of a warm climate, build a cellar. Cellars have a fixed temperature of 5°C or colder if the ambient temperature is lower, meaning you will only profit from a cellar if the outside temperature is higher than 8°C in the first place.

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=== Recommendations ===

* Build the walls from soil, ceramic, or stone materials and keep door/trapdoor count low. It’s best to not use any doors/trapdoors, and instead use dirt or hay as full-block fillers. The less light inviting openings the cellar has, the better - additionally, doors do not count as a soil or stone block and thus lower the efficiency, even if they do not let in sunlight.

* Keep the sun light level inside the cellar low, as it can raise the temperature by up to 10°C, thus influencing spoilage rate. Artificial lights like lanterns, torches and oil lamps are fine. This means building a cellar underground can help reduce the entry of sunlight, but it doesn't give a bonus solely on the fact it’s underground. Cellars can be located above ground, as long as they are safe from the sun.