Named examples are not complete recipes
These four names establish that the dishes appear in official material. They do not establish ingredient quantities, sale prices or unlock conditions. Even a suggestive name cannot tell us which ingredient the game actually requires.
- Cola Chicken — officially named example.
- Summer Salad — officially named example; seasonal wording needs live interpretation.
- Meridian Pizza — officially named example.
- VegCoffee — officially named example.
Categories help you organize discovery
Official categories include meat, fish and seafood, salads, sandwiches, pizza, soups, desserts, snacks and drinks. Use them as a filing system while collecting recipe records. The Q&A describes unlocking and customizing recipes, but a complete customization rule set is not established here.
- Vendor / greenhouse / catch
- Kitchen stock
- Recipe + equipment
- Menu serving
Confirmed broad connections; exact ingredient and equipment mappings remain unverified.
A recipe earns a page with a useful answer
Our launch records must include the recipe identity, exact ingredient inputs, equipment, venue use, unlock observations, build and a source capture. Until then, the hub and planner are more useful than empty recipe URLs.
- Record whether a quantity is per serving or per batch.
- Link each ingredient to a verified source and price observation.
- Compare contribution using your actual serving cost.
What we’ll check at launch
- Ingredient inputs and quantities
- Equipment and unlock requirements
- Sale price and customization
Compare dishes, serving contribution and a revenue-weighted menu margin.

Follow the evidence
Checked Fri, 11 Sep 2026 04:27:05 GMT · No released build verified. Official previews can change before launch.
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