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'''Notes'''
'''Notes'''
* Some inedible fruits become edible after being turned into Dried [[Fruits|Fruit]]. One example is [[Rhubarb]] that is usually inedible, but when dried can be eaten to restore 275 energy and 123 health.
* Some inedible fruits become edible after being turned into [[Dried Fruit]]. One example is [[Rhubarb]] that is usually inedible, but when dried can be eaten to restore 275 energy and 123 health.


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 05:54, 24 March 2024

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Dehydrator
Place 5 pieces of fruit or edible mushrooms inside to dry them.
Information
Crafting
Recipe Source Pierre's for data-sort-value="10000">10,000g
Ingredients Wood (30) Clay (2) Fire Quartz (1)

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|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Dehydrator, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Dehydrator - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Dehydrator is a type of Artisan Equipment that is used to create artisan goods. One is included if the player chooses the mushroom cave.

Products

Dehydrator requires five Mushrooms or Fruits of the same quality.

Image Name Description Ingredients Processing Time Sell Price Energy / Health
Dried Mushrooms A package of gourmet mushrooms. 5 of Positive Energy/Health Mushrooms 1750 mins (1 Day) 7.5 × mushroom Base Price + 25 3 × base mushroom Energy/Health restoration
Dried Fruit Chewy pieces of dried fruit. 5 of Any Fruit 1750 mins (1 Day) 7.5 × Fruit Base Price + 25 3 × base Fruits Energy/Health restoration
Raisins It's said to be the Junimos' favorite food. 5 Grapes 1750 mins (1 Day) data-sort-value="600">600g 12556

Notes

  • Some inedible fruits become edible after being turned into Dried Fruit. One example is Rhubarb that is usually inedible, but when dried can be eaten to restore 275 energy and 123 health.

History

  • 1.6: Introduced.