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|Name=<translate><!--T:11--> Flour</translate> | |||
|Image=File:Flour-cassava.png | |||
|Stackable=64 | |||
|FreshTime=4320 | |||
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|Satiety=75 | |||
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'''Flour''' is a food product made from {{pll|Grain|grains}} that are processed by a {{pll|Quern|quern}}. | |||
== Creation == | == Creation == | ||
Place 1 grain into a quern, then grind until flour is made. | Place 1 grain into a quern, then grind until flour is made. Any grain can be used to make flour. For [[Cassava]], it's dried version must be grind in the quern. | ||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Flour can be | Flour cannot be eaten directly, but it can be combined with a [[Wooden bucket|bucket]] of water to create {{pll|Dough|dough}}. Dough can then be used to make {{pll|Bread|bread}} or {{pll|Pie|pies}}. | ||
== Preservation == | |||
Similar to grain, Flour last long when stored in {{ll|Storage vessels|Storage vessels}} and when used in a {{ll|Room#Cellar|cellar}}, flours can last for multiple years. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:14, 25 October 2024
| Flour | |
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| Stackable | 64 |
| Food | |
| Satiety | 75 |
| Category |
Grain |
| Transitionable | |
| Fresh Time | 4320 |
| Transition Time | 336 |
| Transition Ratio | 0.25 |
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Flour is a food product made from grains that are processed by a quern.
Creation
Place 1 grain into a quern, then grind until flour is made. Any grain can be used to make flour. For Cassava, it's dried version must be grind in the quern.
Usage
Flour cannot be eaten directly, but it can be combined with a bucket of water to create dough. Dough can then be used to make bread or pies.
Preservation
Similar to grain, Flour last long when stored in Storage vessels and when used in a cellar, flours can last for multiple years.
