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|[[File:Mayonnaise Machine.png]]
|[[File:Mayonnaise Machine.png]]
|Mayonnaise Machine
|[[Mayonnaise Machine]]
|Turns eggs into mayonnaise.
|Turns eggs into mayonnaise.
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|[[File:Mayonnaise.png]]
|[[File:Mayonnaise.png]]
|Mayonnaise
|[[Mayonnaise]]
|It looks spreadable.
|It looks spreadable.
|{{name|Egg}}
|{{name|Egg}}
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|[[File:Duck Mayonnaise.png]]
|[[File:Duck Mayonnaise.png]]
|Duck Mayonnaise
|[[Duck Mayonnaise]]
|It's a rich, yellow mayonnaise.
|It's a rich, yellow mayonnaise.
|{{name|Duck Egg}}
|{{name|Duck Egg}}
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|[[File:Bee House.png]]
|[[File:Bee House.png]]
|Bee House
|[[Bee House]]
|Place outside and wait for delicious honey! (Except in Winter).
|Place outside and wait for delicious honey! (Except in Winter).
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|{{name|Wood|40}}{{name|Coal|8}}{{name|Iron Bar|1}}{{name|Maple Syrup|1}}
{{name|Wood|40}}
{{name|Coal|8}}
{{name|Iron Bar|1}}
{{name|Maple Syrup|1}}
|Recipe: [[Farming]] level 3
|Recipe: [[Farming]] level 3
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|[[File:Honey.png]]
|[[File:Honey.png]]
|Honey
|[[Honey]]
|It's a sweet syrup produced by bees.
|It's a sweet syrup produced by bees.
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|[[File:Tapper.png]]
|[[File:Tapper.png]]
|Tapper
|[[Tapper]]
|Place on a maple, oak, pine or palm tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product!
|Place on a maple, oak, pine or palm tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product!


Can also be placed on giant mushrooms on the farm (produces mushrooms).
Can also be placed on giant mushrooms on the farm (produces mushrooms).
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|{{name|Wood|40}}{{name|Copper Bar|2}}
{{name|Wood|40}}
{{name|Copper Bar|2}}
|Recipe: [[Foraging]] level 3
|Recipe: [[Foraging]] level 3
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|[[File:Maple Syrup.png]]
|[[File:Maple Syrup.png]]
|Maple Syrup
|[[Maple Syrup]]
|A sweet syrup with a unique flavor.
|A sweet syrup with a unique flavor.
|[[Maple Tree]]
|[[Maple Tree]]
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|[[File:Oak Resin.png]]
|[[File:Oak Resin.png]]
|Oak Resin
|[[Oak Resin]]
|A sticky, fragrant substance derived from oak sap.
|A sticky, fragrant substance derived from oak sap.
|[[Oak Tree]]
|[[Oak Tree]]
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|[[File:Pine Tar.png]]
|[[File:Pine Tar.png]]
|Pine Tar
|[[Pine Tar]]
|A pungent substance derived from pine sap.
|A pungent substance derived from pine sap.
|[[Pine Tree]]
|[[Pine Tree]]
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|[[File:Preserves Jar.png]]
|[[File:Preserves Jar.png]]
|Preserves Jar
|[[Preserves Jar]]
|Turns vegetables into pickles and fruit into jam.
|Turns vegetables into pickles and fruit into jam.
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|[[File:Cheese Press.png]]
|[[File:Cheese Press.png]]
|Cheese Press
|[[Cheese Press]]
|Turns milk into cheese.
|Turns milk into cheese.
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|[[File:Cheese.png]]
|[[File:Cheese.png]]
|Cheese
|[[Cheese]]
|It's your basic cheese.
|It's your basic cheese.
|{{name|Milk}}
|{{name|Milk}}
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{{health|50}}
{{health|50}}
|{{Quality|Cheese|silver|32}}
|{{Quality|Cheese|silver|32}}
{{energy|?}}
{{energy|175}}
{{health|?}}
{{health|70}}
|{{Quality|Cheese|gold|32}}
|{{Quality|Cheese|gold|32}}
{{energy|225}}
{{energy|225}}
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|[[File:Goat Cheese.png]]
|[[File:Goat Cheese.png]]
|Goat Cheese
|[[Goat Cheese]]
|Soft cheese made from goat's milk.
|Soft cheese made from goat's milk.
|{{name|Goat Milk}}
|{{name|Goat Milk}}
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{{health|50}}
|{{Quality|Goat Cheese|silver|32}}
|{{Quality|Goat Cheese|silver|32}}
{{energy|?}}
{{energy|175}}
{{health|?}}
{{health|70}}
|{{Quality|Goat Cheese|gold|32}}
|{{Quality|Goat Cheese|gold|32}}
{{energy|225}}
{{energy|225}}
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|[[File:Loom.png]]
|[[File:Loom.png]]
|Loom
|[[Loom]]
|Turns raw wool into fine cloth.
|Turns raw wool into fine cloth.
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|[[File:Cloth.png]]
|[[File:Cloth.png]]
|Cloth
|[[Cloth]]
|A bolt of fine wool cloth.
|A bolt of fine wool cloth.
|{{name|Wool}}
|{{name|Wool}}
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|[[File:Keg.png]]
|[[File:Keg.png]]
|Keg
|[[Keg]]
|Put a fruit or vegetable in here. Eventually it will turn into a beverage.
|Put a fruit or vegetable in here. Eventually it will turn into a beverage.
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|[[File:Beer.png]]
|[[File:Beer.png]]
|Beer
|[[Beer]]
|Drink in moderation.
|Drink in moderation.
|{{name|Wheat}}
|{{name|Wheat}}
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|[[File:Pale Ale.png]]
|[[File:Pale Ale.png]]
|Pale Ale
|[[Pale Ale]]
|Drink in moderation.
|Drink in moderation.
|{{name|Hops}}
|{{name|Hops}}
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|[[File:Wine.png]]
|[[File:Wine.png]]
|Wine
|[[Wine]]
|Drink in moderation.
|Drink in moderation.
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|[[File:Juice.png]]
|[[File:Juice.png]]
|Juice
|[[Juice]]
|A sweet, nutritious beverage.
|A sweet, nutritious beverage.
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|[[File:Oil Maker.png]]
|[[File:Oil Maker.png]]
|Oil Maker
|[[Oil Maker]]
|Makes gourmet truffle oil
|Makes gourmet truffle oil
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|[[File:Truffle Oil.png]]
|[[File:Truffle Oil.png]]
|Truffle Oil
|[[Truffle Oil]]
|A gourmet cooking ingredient.
|A gourmet cooking ingredient.
|{{name|Truffle}}
|{{name|Truffle}}
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|[[File:Oil.png]]
|[[File:Oil.png]]
|Oil
|[[Oil]]
|All purpose cooking oil.
|All purpose cooking oil.
|{{name|Corn}}
|{{name|Corn}}

Revision as of 00:54, 20 March 2016

Artisan goods are items that can be created on your farm by various processors. They can take anywhere from a few hours from a few days to be processed, and require only one ingredient (or none, in the case of the Tapper/Bee House). Most Artisan Goods don't have a star quality. After reaching Level 10 at Farming and choosing the Artisan Skill, all Items are worth 50% more.

Mayonnaise Machine

Dinosaur Egg, Egg and Duck Egg can be made into mayonnaise. The Void Egg, however, cannot.

Mayonnaise Machine Turns eggs into mayonnaise.

Wood (15) Stone (15) Earth Crystal (1) Copper Bar (1)

Recipe: Farming level 2
Image Name Description Ingredient Time Profit
Mayonnaise It looks spreadable. Egg

Dinosaur Egg

3 Hours

100g
125g
150g
Duck Mayonnaise It's a rich, yellow mayonnaise. Duck Egg

3 Hours

200g
250g
300g

Bee House

A Bee House produces Wild Honey every 3 days.
With the exception of Sunflowers, the Bee House can produce unique types of honey when it is in range of a blooming flower (within 5 tiles horizontally, 4 tiles vertically). When there is more than one type of flower within range, the closest flower takes priority. At equal distance, more expensive flower takes priority.
Bee houses can be placed inside the Greenhouse, but will not produce honey.

Bee House Place outside and wait for delicious honey! (Except in Winter). Wood (40) Coal (8) Iron Bar (1) Maple Syrup (1) Recipe: Farming level 3
Image Name Description Time Profit Restores
Honey It's a sweet syrup produced by bees.

6100 mins* (3~4 Days)

Wild (100g)
Tulip (160g)
Blue Jazz (200g)
Summer Spangle (280g)
Poppy (380g)
Fairy Rose (680g)

N/A N/A

Tapper

Tapper Place on a maple, oak, pine or palm tree and wait for the reservoir to fill with product!

Can also be placed on giant mushrooms on the farm (produces mushrooms).

Wood (40) Copper Bar (2) Recipe: Foraging level 3
Image Name Description Location Time Profit Restores
Maple Syrup A sweet syrup with a unique flavor. Maple Tree

7-8 Days

200g

50 20

Oak Resin A sticky, fragrant substance derived from oak sap. Oak Tree

6-7 Days

150g
Pine Tar A pungent substance derived from pine sap. Pine Tree

4-5 Days

100g

Preserves Jar

Quality of ingredients makes no difference to the finished product. However, the preserved version is always more profitable than even gold star produce, although the profit margin is lower compared to normal produce.

Preserves Jar Turns vegetables into pickles and fruit into jam.

Wood (50) Stone (40) Coal (8)

Recipe: Farming level 4
Image Name Description Ingredient Time Profit Restores
Pickles A jar of your home-made pickles. Any vegetable

4000 mins* (around 2 days)

50g + 2 * Vegetable Value

N/A N/A

Jelly Gooey. Any fruit

4000 mins* (around 2 days)

50g + 2 * Fruit Value

N/A N/A

Cheese Press

Cheese Press Turns milk into cheese.

Wood (45) Stone (45) Hardwood (10) Copper Bar (1)

Recipe: Farming level 6
Image Name Description Ingredient Time Profit Restores
Cheese It's your basic cheese. Milk

Large Milk

3.3 Hours

100g
125g
150g

125 50

175 70

225 90

Goat Cheese Soft cheese made from goat's milk. Goat Milk

Large Goat Milk

3.2 Hours

200g
250g
300g

125 50

175 70

225 90

Loom

Loom Turns raw wool into fine cloth.

Wood (60) Fiber (30) Pine Tar (1)

Recipe: Farming level 7
Image Name Description Ingredient Time Profit
Cloth A bolt of fine wool cloth. Wool

4 Hours

375g

Keg

The price of Wine and Juice is not affected by the quality of the ingredient. The end price will always be based on the selling price of a normal quality fruit or vegetable.

To view a list of all Keg Products including profit click here

Keg Put a fruit or vegetable in here. Eventually it will turn into a beverage.

Wood (30) Clay (1) Copper Bar (1) Iron Bar (1) Oak Resin (1)

Recipe: Farming level 8
Image Name Description Ingredient Time Profit Restores
Beer Drink in moderation. Wheat

2250 mins* (1~2 Days)

200g

50 20

Pale Ale Drink in moderation. Hops

2360 mins* (1~2 Days)

300g

50 20

Wine Drink in moderation.

Any fruit

10000 mins* (around 7 Days)

3 * Fruit Value

50 20

Juice A sweet, nutritious beverage.

Any vegetable

6000 mins* (around 4 Days)

2.25 * Vegetable Value

75 30

Oil Maker

Oil Maker Makes gourmet truffle oil

Slime (50) Hardwood (20) Gold Bar (1)

Recipe: Farming level 8
Image Name Description Ingredient Time Profit Restores
Truffle Oil A gourmet cooking ingredient. Truffle

5~6 Hours

850g

38 15

Oil All purpose cooking oil. Corn

Sunflower Sunflower Seeds

2 Days

100g

13 5

For whatever reason, processing time calculates differently while sleeping versus being awake. 1 hour equals 60 minutes when awake but, equals 100 minutes when sleeping.

So if you sleep a whole day, the machine would process 2400 mins. (100 x 24)

If you work from 6a.m. till 12a.m., and sleep 6 hours, the machine will process 1680 mins a day. (60 x 18 + 100 x 6)

If you work from 6a.m. till 2a.m., and faint 4 hours, the machine will process 1600 mins a day. (60 x 20 + 100 x 4)

For example, Preserves Jars need 4000 mins to work. If you sleep the whole process, you need to sleep 40 hours, less than 2 days. If you work 18 hours a day, it takes 2 days, 10 hours and 40 minutes.