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! Spoilage Time (hours) | ! Spoilage Time (hours) | ||
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| '''Cranberry''' | | '''Cranberry''' | ||
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| '''Saguaro Fuit''' | | '''Saguaro Fuit''' | ||
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* Cellars should be no larger than 7x7x7 blocks inside. If the room exceeds these dimensions, it will not be recognized as a cellar. Only the direct walls count, the corner rows can be left out without affecting the room recognition. | * Cellars should be no larger than 7x7x7 blocks inside. If the room exceeds these dimensions, it will not be recognized as a cellar. Only the direct walls count, the corner rows can be left out without affecting the room recognition. | ||
* Once a cellar is created any food items may be placed on a shelf or inside containers. A typical cellar layout is filled with crocks on shelves, storage vessels, chests and barrels of pickled food. All items stored in the cellar will receive equal food decay reduction. | * Once a cellar is created any food items may be placed on a shelf or inside containers. A typical cellar layout is filled with crocks on shelves, storage vessels, chests and barrels of pickled food. All items stored in the cellar will receive equal food decay reduction. | ||
* Unlike other room types, cellars react sensitively to chiselled blocks, even if the full block face points inwards. In some cases, the game may be unable to correctly calculate a chiselled block and therefore let light get in through there. It is recommended to either use no chiselled blocks in the cellar at all, or to make sure that there is an additional, complete-block layer covering these chiselled blocks. | |||
{{Protip | {{Protip | ||
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[[File:Cleaning_cooking_pot.gif|130px|thumb|left|Cooking pot being cleaned.]] | [[File:Cleaning_cooking_pot.gif|130px|thumb|left|Cooking pot being cleaned.]] | ||
== Removing the Rot from Bowls, Pots and Crocks == | == Removing the Rot from Bowls, Pots and Crocks == | ||
If food has rotten inside a food container such as a bowl, pot, or crock, you just need to throw it in water and, after a few seconds, the rot will float out of the container. For sealed crocks, you might need to unseal it first (getting a food portion with a bowl). | If food has rotten inside a food container such as a bowl, pot, or crock, you just need to throw it in water and, after a few seconds, the rot will float out of the container. For sealed crocks, you might need to unseal it first (getting a food portion with a bowl). | ||
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