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It can be crafted after purchasing the recipe from the [[Fish Shop]] for {{Price|10000}}. It is also a possible reward as the 12th prize from the [[Mayor's Manor#Prize Machine|Prize Machine]] in the Mayor's Manor (50% chance). Players on the [[Farm Maps#Riverland|Riverland Farm]] start with one Fish Smoker. | It can be crafted after purchasing the recipe from the [[Fish Shop]] for {{Price|10000}}. It is also a possible reward as the 12th prize from the [[Mayor's Manor#Prize Machine|Prize Machine]] in the Mayor's Manor (50% chance). Players on the [[Farm Maps#Riverland|Riverland Farm]] start with one Fish Smoker. | ||
Because smoked fish are considered artisan goods as well as fish, they benefit from both the Artisan [[Profession]] and the Fisher or Angler Professions. If the player has the Artisan and Angler Professions, the total sell value of smoked fish is multiplied by 4.2. (2x for Smoked, 1.4x for Artisan, 1.5x for Angler). | |||
To remain profitable when purchasing coal from the [[Blacksmith]] at {{Price|150}} per piece with the Artisan Profession, the minimum sell value of a fish needs be at least {{Price|84}}. | |||
fish value = (fish value + coal price) / (smoked * artisan) | |||
x=(x+150)/(2*1.4)=83.33 | |||
This increases to at least {{Price|139}} after the purchase price of coal increases to {{Price|250}} in Years 2+. | |||
x=(x+250)/(2*1.4)=138.89 | |||
Note that the modifier for the Angler Profession is not considered, as it affects the sell value both before and after smoking. | |||
Without the Artisan Profession unlocked, the minimum sell value to buy coal for smoking and remain profitable is {{Price|150}} in Year 1, and {{Price|250}} in Years 2+. | |||
==Products== | ==Products== | ||
Revision as of 04:16, 22 December 2024
| Fish Smoker | |
| Place fish inside with a piece of coal to create smoked fish, which is worth double. The quality of the fish is preserved. | |
| Information | |
| Source | Crafting |
| Sell Price | Cannot be sold |
| Crafting | |
| Recipe Source | Fish Shop for |
| Ingredients | |
{{#seo:
|keywords=Stardew Valley Wiki, Stardew Valley, Fish Smoker, gift |site_name=Stardew Valley Wiki |type=article |title=Fish Smoker - Stardew Valley Wiki }} The Fish Smoker is a type of Artisan Equipment that is used to create smoked fish using any fish and 1 coal. It doubles the sell price of a fish while retaining quality, as well as multiplying the energy and health restoration by 1.5. The smoker accepts Legendary Fish as well as Crab Pot specific fish, making the latter now edible.
It can be crafted after purchasing the recipe from the Fish Shop for
10,000g. It is also a possible reward as the 12th prize from the Prize Machine in the Mayor's Manor (50% chance). Players on the Riverland Farm start with one Fish Smoker.
Because smoked fish are considered artisan goods as well as fish, they benefit from both the Artisan Profession and the Fisher or Angler Professions. If the player has the Artisan and Angler Professions, the total sell value of smoked fish is multiplied by 4.2. (2x for Smoked, 1.4x for Artisan, 1.5x for Angler).
To remain profitable when purchasing coal from the Blacksmith at
150g per piece with the Artisan Profession, the minimum sell value of a fish needs be at least
84g.
fish value = (fish value + coal price) / (smoked * artisan)
x=(x+150)/(2*1.4)=83.33
This increases to at least
139g after the purchase price of coal increases to
250g in Years 2+.
x=(x+250)/(2*1.4)=138.89
Note that the modifier for the Angler Profession is not considered, as it affects the sell value both before and after smoking.
Without the Artisan Profession unlocked, the minimum sell value to buy coal for smoking and remain profitable is
150g in Year 1, and
250g in Years 2+.
Products
| Image | Name | Description | Ingredients | Processing Time | Sell Price | Energy / Health |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smoked Fish | A whole fish, smoked to perfection. | 2 × Fish Price |
History
- 1.6: Introduced.