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Meaty Stew

2021-05-27T22:29:47Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name = Meaty Stew}}

'''Meaty''' '''Stew''' (also known as '''Fish Stew''') is a recipe cooked at the [[Campfire]]. It is a great source of protein for players that have not attained the [[Cast Iron Stove]], [[Kitchen]], [[Bakery Oven]], or other late-game worktables. 
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].
{{Description|item=Meaty Stew}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Meaty Stew}}

==Notes==
==History==
[[Category:Food]]

Jointfir Seed

2021-05-27T17:39:27Z

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'''Jointfir Seeds''' are harvested by using the [[scythe]] on a [[Jointfir|Jointfir shrub]]. These can be planted in the [[Desert]] biome to grow additional shrubs for aesthetic purposes.{{Infobox_Item |name = Jointfir Seed}}

{{Description|item = Jointfir Seed}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item = Jointfir Seed}}

[[Category: Seeds]] [[Category: Resources]]

Jointfir Seed

2021-05-27T17:38:23Z

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{{Infobox_Item |name = Jointfir Seed}}
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'''Jointfir Seeds''' are harvested by using the [[scythe]] on a [[Jointfir|Jointfir shrub]]. These can be planted in the [[Desert]] biome to grow additional shrubs for aesthetic purposes. {{Description|item = Jointfir Seed}}
== Crafting ==
{{GetRecipes|item = Jointfir Seed}}

[[Category: Seeds]] [[Category: Resources]]

Jointfir Seed

2021-05-27T17:18:28Z

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{{Infobox_Item |name = Jointfir Seed}}
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'''Jointfir Seeds''' are harvested by using the [[scythe]] on a [[Jointfir|Jointfir shrub]]. These can be planted in the [[Desert]] biome to grow additional shrubs for aesthetic purposes.{{Description|item = Jointfir Seed}}
== Crafting ==
{{GetRecipes|item = Jointfir Seed}}

[[Category: Seeds]] [[Category: Resources]]

Bunchgrass

2021-05-27T16:15:44Z

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{{Infobox_Plant|plant=Bunchgrass}}

'''Bunchgrass''' is a plant found in the [[Grassland]] biome. Harvesting it can provide [[Plant Fibers]] as well as [[Bunchgrass Seed|Bunchgrass Seed]]. The plant itself is hard to recognize right away, as it has a similar appearance to standard [[Common Grass]]. The major differences between the two are that bunchgrass is a lighter green shade and has more visible dirt at the bottom of the plant. It is mainly used for aesthetic purposes or for farming plant fibers.
==Farming Conditions==
{{PlantDetails|plant=Bunchgrass}}

===See Also===
For more Farming information, see [[Agriculture]].
== Gallery ==
<gallery>File:Bunchgrass_Placed.png|[[Bunchgrass]] as seen in the wild in Alpha 6.3.1.
File:Bunchgrass.jpg|[[Bunchgrass]] as seen in a previous version.</gallery>
[[Category: Plants]]

Bunchgrass Seed

2021-05-27T16:13:53Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name=Bunchgrass Seed}}

[[Bunchgrass Seed|Bunchgrass Seeds]] are harvested from [[Bunchgrass]] and can be used along with a [[Hoe]] to grow bunchgrass in different [[Grassland]] locations. These seeds may be eaten, however the player will gain 0 calories after doing so. 
===See Also===
See [[Bunchgrass]] for Ideal Planting information.
[[Category:Seeds]]
[[Category:Resources]]

Ceiba

2021-05-27T16:08:11Z

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'''Ceiba Trees''' can only be grown by planting a [[Ceiba Seed]] in the [[Rainforest]] biome.

* Can be harvested for [[Ceiba Log|Ceiba Logs]]
{{Infobox_Plant|tree=Ceiba}}
==Farming Conditions==
{{TreeDetails|tree=Ceiba}}

===See Also===
For more Farming information, see [[Agriculture]].

Ceiba Seed

2021-05-27T16:06:05Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name=Ceiba Seed}}

'''Ceiba Seeds''' are harvested by chopping a [[Ceiba|Ceiba Tree]] or its foliage/leaves down. These can be used to grow ceiba trees in a different [[Rainforest]] biome.
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

See [[Ceiba]] for Planting Information.
{{Description|item=Ceiba Seed}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Ceiba Seed}}

==History==
* Introduced in Beta 8.0.0
[[Category:Seeds]]
[[Category:Resources]]

Sugarcane

2021-05-27T16:01:13Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name=Sugarcane}}
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].
{{Description|item=Sugarcane}}{{GetRecipes|item=Sugarcane}}

Beet Greens

2021-05-27T15:58:40Z

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'''Beet Greens''' are harvested from [[Beet]] plants and are used in the [[Beet Campfire Salad]] recipe.

{{Infobox_Item|name=Beet Greens}}
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

See [[Beets]] for Ideal Planting information.

For [[Farming]] levels, see [[Agriculture]].
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Beet Greens}}

Field Campfire Stew

2021-05-27T15:50:39Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name= Field Campfire Stew}}

'''Field Campfire Stew''' is a recipe cooked over a [[Campfire]]. It provides a decent balance of nutrients for early-game. Since there is [[Scrap Meat]] and an item with a [[Fat Tag]] used in the recipe, Field Campfire Stew will require the [[Butchery Table]] as well as one or more players to specialize in [[Butchery]].
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].
{{Description|item= Field Campfire Stew}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Field Campfire Stew}}

==Notes==
* Calories gained from eating was 1050 prior to Alpha 5.5
* Nutrients were "40, 50, 20, 40" prior to Alpha 5.5
* Weight was 1.00kg prior to Alpha 5.5
==History==
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[[Category:Food]]

Field Campfire Stew

2021-05-27T15:49:39Z

What-a-bear: fixed crafting, adjusted summary to show correct name

{{Infobox_Item|name=Campfire Stew}}

'''Field Campfire Stew''' is a recipe cooked over a [[Campfire]]. It provides a decent balance of nutrients for early-game. Since there is [[Scrap Meat]] and an item with a [[Fat Tag]] used in the recipe, Field Campfire Stew will require the [[Butchery Table]] as well as one or more players to specialize in [[Butchery]].
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].
{{Description|item=Campfire Stew}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Field Campfire Stew}}

==Notes==
* Calories gained from eating was 1050 prior to Alpha 5.5
* Nutrients were "40, 50, 20, 40" prior to Alpha 5.5
* Weight was 1.00kg prior to Alpha 5.5
==History==
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| Added a new icon. Changed the Calorie, Nutrient, and Weight values. Tweaked the in-game description and the crafting recipe.
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[[Category:Food]]

Cotton

2021-05-27T15:37:11Z

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{{Infobox_Plant|plant=Cotton}}

'''Cotton''' is a naturally growing plant in ECO. When the plant is harvested, it will give [[Cotton Boll|Cotton Bolls]]. These can be used with a [[Farmers Table]] to create [[Cotton Thread]], a common item used in [[Tailoring]]. This plant can only be grown in the [[Wetlands]] biome using a [[Hoe]] and planting a [[Cotton Seed]] on tilled soil.
==Farming Conditions==
{{PlantDetails|plant=Cotton}}

===See Also===
For more Farming information, see [[Agriculture]].
==History==
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! scope="row" style="width: 100px;" | Beta 9.3.0
| Cotton was Introduced to Eco in the Tailoring Update
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Cotton Seed

2021-05-27T15:31:36Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name=Cotton Seed}}

'''Cotton Seeds''' are used to plant [[Cotton]], an item heavily used by players specializing in [[Tailoring]].
===See Also===
See [[Cotton]] for Ideal Planting information.

==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Cotton Seed}}

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Cedar

2021-05-27T15:20:08Z

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{{Infobox_Plant|tree=Cedar}}

A '''Cedar Tree''' is a type of Tree characterized by its brown bark and bulbous foliage. They can only be grown by planting a [[Cedar Seed]] in a [[Warm Forest]] biome.
* Can be harvested for [[Cedar Log|Cedar Logs]]
==Farming Conditions==
{{TreeDetails|tree=Cedar}}

===See Also===
For more Farming information, see [[Agriculture]].

Cedar Seed

2021-05-27T15:18:04Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name=Cedar Seed}}

[[Cedar Seed|Cedar Seeds]] are harvested by chopping a [[Cedar Tree]] or its foliage/leaves down. These can be used to grow cedar trees in a different [[Warm Forest]] biome. 
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]]. 
See [[Cedar]] for Ideal Planting Information.

{{GetRecipes|item=Cedar Seed}}

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[[Category:Seeds]]
[[Category:Resources]]

Big Bluestem

2021-05-27T15:12:00Z

What-a-bear: added summary

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'''Big Bluestem''' plants are mainly used for aesthetic purposes. When harvested with a [[Scythe]], it will drop [[Plant Fibers]] and have a chance of dropping [[Big Bluestem Seed|Big Bluestem Seeds]]. It is usually found in the [[Grassland]] biome and can be identified by the small purple flowers located at the tips of the plant.{{Infobox_Plant|plant=Big Bluestem}}
==Farming Conditions==
{{PlantDetails|plant=Big Bluestem}}

===See Also===
For more Farming information, see [[Agriculture]].
[[Category:Plants]]

Big Bluestem Seed

2021-05-27T15:05:38Z

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'''Big Bluestem Seeds''' are used to grow [[Big Bluestem]] plants. {{Infobox_Item|name=Big Bluestem Seed}}
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

See [[Big Bluestem|Big Blue stem]] for Planting Information.
{{Description|item=Big Bluestem Seed}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Big Bluestem Seed}}

==History==
* Introduced in Beta 8.0.0
[[Category:Seeds]]
[[Category:Resources]]

Charred Agave

2021-05-27T15:01:18Z

What-a-bear: added summary + see also

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{{Infobox_Item|name=Charred Agave}}

'''Charred Agave''' is a low-level [[Campfire]] recipe that uses [[Agave Leaves]]. 
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Charred Agave}}

[[Category:Food]]

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Agave Leaves

2021-05-27T15:00:19Z

What-a-bear: /* Crafting */

{{Infobox_Item|name=Agave Leaves}}

[[Agave Leaves]] are a food item gathered by using a [[Sickle]] on an [[Agave]] plant. They are primarily used in low-level cooking recipes through the [[Greens Tag]].
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].
== In-game Description ==
<blockquote>“<big>''The succulent leaves of the agave plant can be cooked to make a nice meal.''</big></blockquote>
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Agave Leaves}}

[[Category:Food]]

[[de:Gegrillte Agave]]

Food

2021-05-27T14:52:40Z

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Food is a constant necessity for players in Eco. Lack of food will eventually halt the accumulation of [[Skill Points]] and prevent the player from doing any work that requires calories. However, players can not die from starvation.

Skill point gain is increased by the player's nutrition and [[Housing]]. Nutrition is raised by eating more nutritious food while balancing the four nutrients: Carbohydrates, Protein, Fat and Vitamins.

Food is eaten by right-clicking on it. It does not need to be assigned to the toolbar. Food can be eaten from the toolbar, the inventory, or directly from a container. Right-clicking a stack of food will only consume one portion.
== Food and Skill Points ==
{{Main|Skill Points}}
A player's daily skill point gain is calculated based on the average nutrients of all foods in a player's stomach. The average (weighted based on food calories) of each nutrient is added, then multiplied by a balance modifier (between x0.5 and x2). Foods that are completely lacking in one or more nutrients are considered to have a value of 0 in the missing nutrient(s).

Foods stay in the stomach for 24 hours after eating. After that time, they will cease to be part of the skill point gain calculation.
== Properties of food ==
<big>Consumption of an item under the food category will provide the player with the following values:</big>

=== Calories ===
When a food item is consumed, its caloric value is added to the player's calorie value (shown as a pie chart on the bottom left of the screen). These calories are needed to do any type of manual labor in ECO such as using [[tools]] or running.

Time will slowly convert the calories into skill points. Once the player's calories reach 0, the player's daily skill point gain will also drop to 0 and they will be unable to complete any work that requires calories.

If the player's calories are above maximum, the player will be unable to eat any additional food and will be shown the "My stomach is full" message. The player will need to complete some manual labor in order to be able to eat additional food items. The calorie maximum defaults to 3,000, but that can be increased by investing in the skill [[Big Stomach]].
=== Nutrients ===
The four nutrients do not have any specific effects on the body individually, however the player can maximize their skill gain when maintaining a balanced diet. A balanced diet contains an even amount of the four categories below:
==== Carbs ====
Carbs (short for carbohydrates) are mainly found in starchy products like [[Bread]] and other baked goods. In early-game, [[Wheat]] should be used to produce items that are high in Carbs.
==== Protein ====
Protein is mainly found in meat-focused foods, but small amounts can also be found in [[Bean|Beans]] and other vegetarian items. [[Charred Meat]] is a good source of protein in early-game.
==== Fat ====
Fat is found by cooking other ingredients in [[Tallow]] (a byproduct of cooking 3 [[Raw Meat]]) or [[Oil]] (a byproduct of milling 12 [[Cereal Germ]] or by cooking 18 Tallow over a stove).
==== Vitamins ====
Vitamins are found in foods rich in vegetables or fruits. [[Huckleberries]] are the best way to supplement vitamin intake early on.
== Food Crafting Stations & Recipes ==
The following crafting stations are used for crafting food:
* [[Campfire]]
* [[Butchery Table]]
* [[Bakery Oven]]
* [[Mill]]
* [[Kitchen]]
* [[Cast Iron Stove]]
* [[Stove]]
{{See|List of Recipes (food)}}
== Food Resources ==
=== Plants ===
Food-bearing plants are a food resource harvested from the world. Most can be harvesting simply by highlighting the plant and pressing E.

Here are a few examples of plants that require a certain tool to harvest:
* [[Wheat]], Agave and [[Fireweed Shoots]] require a [[scythe]].
* [[Camas Bulb]] and [[Taro Root]] require a [[shovel]].
* [[Acorn]] is harvested from the debris of an [[Oak|Oak Tree]], which requires an [[Axe]] to chop down.
*
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4" caption="Food-bearing Plants">
File:Beets_Plant.png|[[Beets]] - Grows in [[Grasslands]]
File:Corn_Plant.jpg|[[Corn]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Fern_Plant.jpg|[[Fiddlehead|Ferns]] - Grows in forests, especially [[Warm Forest]]
File:Huckleberry_Plant.jpg|[[Huckleberry]] - Grows in forests, especially Warm Forest
File:Beans_Plant.png|[[Bean]]s - Grows in forests. Rare in Beta 8.0
File:Wheat_Plant.png|[[Wheat]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Pumpkin_Plant.png|[[Pumpkin]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Camas_Plant.png|[[Camas]] - Grows in Warm Forest
File:PricklyPear_Plant.png|[[Prickly Pear Fruit|Prickly Pear]] - Grows in [[Desert]]
File:Tomatoes_Plant.jpg|[[Tomatoes]] Grows in Grasslands
File:Fireweed_Plant.jpg|[[Fireweed]] - Grows in [[Boreal Forest]]
File:CriminiMushroom_Plant.jpg|[[Crimini Mushroom]] - Grows in [[Rainforest]]
File:AmanitaMushroom_Plant.jpg|[[Amanita Mushroom]] - Absent in Beta 8.0. '''(Poisonous!)'''
File:Papaya_Tree.png|[[Papaya]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:Pineapple_Plant.png|[[Pineapple]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:BoleteMushroom_Plant.png|[[Bolete Mushroom]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:Oak_Tree.jpg|[[Acorn]]s - Harvested from Oak Tree leaves
File:Rice_Plant.jpg|[[Rice]] - Grows in Grasslands. Seemingly absent in Beta 8.0.
File:Urchin_Plant.jpg|[[Urchin]] - Grows underwater
File:Clam_Plant.png|[[Clam]] - Grows underwater
</gallery>
=== Animals ===
Animals are a food resource that requires the player to kill the animal with a [[Bow]], harvest the carcass, and then prepare the carcass at a [[Butchery Table]] or [[Fishery]].

[[Clam|Clams]] and [[Urchin|Urchins]] require the player to harvest by diving (holding the ctrl key on the keyboard) and then shucking/cleaning them at a [[Fishery]] in order to obtain [[Raw Fish]].
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4" caption="Animals">
File:Bison_Animal.jpg|[[Bison]]
File:Elk_Animal.jpg|[[Elk]]
File:Wolf_Animal.jpg|[[Wolf]]
File:Fox_Animal.jpg|[[Fox]]
File:Hare_Animal.jpg|[[Hare]]
File:BighornSheep_Animal.png|[[Bighorn Sheep]]
File:Tortoise_Animal.jpg|[[Tortoise]]
File:Trout_Animal.jpg|[[Trout]]
File:Salmon_Animal.jpg|[[Salmon]]
File:Tuna_Animal.jpg|[[Tuna]]
File:MountainGoat_Animal.png|[[Mountain Goat]]
File:Turkey_Animal.png|[[Turkey]]
</gallery>

=== Foods/Recipes ===
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== Guides ==
[https://eco-food-simulator.web.app/ App that shows optimal food combination for available food. (Version 9)]

[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1556520648 Best Food Combos] — By Rupi

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Campfire Roast

2021-05-27T14:44:43Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name=Campfire Roast}}

[[Campfire Roast]] is a dish consisting of [[Raw Roast]] cooked at the [[Campfire]]. 
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].
{{Description|item=Campfire Roast}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Campfire Roast}}

==Notes==
* Calories gained from eating was 750 prior to Alpha 5.5
* Nutrients were "0, 65, 45, 0" prior to Alpha 5.5
==History==
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Bolete Mushrooms

2021-05-27T13:19:49Z

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{{Infobox_Item|name = Bolete Mushrooms}}
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=== See Also ===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

== In-game Description ==
<blockquote>“<big>''Boletus Edulis''</big></blockquote>

==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Bolete Mushrooms}}

Boiled Grains

2021-05-27T13:14:14Z

What-a-bear: description + see also + in game description

{{Infobox_Item|name=Boiled Grains}}

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'''Boiled Grains''' is a simple recipe that can be made over a campfire using a single food item with the [[Grain Tag]]. It can be used to make [[Topped Porridge]], an early-game food item.

=== See Also ===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

== In-game Description ==
<blockquote>“<big>''A dish of plain boiled grains that can be topped with fruit to make a nice tasting porridge.''</big></blockquote>

==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Boiled Grains}}

[[Category:Food]]

Beet Campfire Salad

2021-05-27T13:09:29Z

What-a-bear: /* See Also */

{{Infobox_Item|name=Beet Campfire Salad}}

[[Beet Campfire Salad]] is a food created at the [[Campfire]]. 
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

== In-game Description ==
<blockquote>“<big>''A myriad of plants that make a healthy and odd blend.''</big></blockquote>

==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Beet Campfire Salad}}

==History==
[[Category:Food]]

Beans

2021-05-27T13:08:44Z

What-a-bear: Removed previous edit, didn't realize the plant and food were on the same page. Sorry!

{{Infobox_Plant|plant=Beans}}
=Beans Plant=
Bean Plants are found around the world normally around the [[Wetlands]] Biomes close to rivers.

[[Beans#Beans Item|Beans]] can be harvested from these plants and then replanted.
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==Farming Conditions==
{{PlantDetails|plant=Beans}}

===See Also===
For more Farming information, see [[Agriculture]].
==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4">
File:Beans_Plant.png|Bean Plant
</gallery>
[[Category:Plants]]
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{{Infobox_Item|name=Beans}}
=Beans Item=
[[Beans]] are gathered from the Beans plant found around the world, normally around [[Wetlands]] Biomes. Beans are able to be replanted to grow more Beans or, they can be eaten and used in cooking.
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

See [[Beans#Beans Plant|Bean Plant]] above for Ideal Planting information.
{{Description|item=Beans}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Beans}}

[[Category:Seeds]]
[[Category:Food]]

Beans

2021-05-27T13:07:15Z

What-a-bear: Added see also + in game description to match the other food pages.

{{Infobox_Plant|plant=Beans}}
=Beans Plant=
Bean Plants are found around the world normally around the [[Wetlands]] Biomes close to rivers.

[[Beans#Beans Item|Beans]] can be harvested from these plants and then replanted.
{{-}}

=== See Also ===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

== In-game Description ==
<blockquote>“<big>''A good source of protein.''</big></blockquote>

==Farming Conditions==
{{PlantDetails|plant=Beans}}

===See Also===
For more Farming information, see [[Agriculture]].
==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4">
File:Beans_Plant.png|Bean Plant
</gallery>
[[Category:Plants]]
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{{Infobox_Item|name=Beans}}
=Beans Item=
[[Beans]] are gathered from the Beans plant found around the world, normally around [[Wetlands]] Biomes. Beans are able to be replanted to grow more Beans or, they can be eaten and used in cooking.
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

See [[Beans#Beans Plant|Bean Plant]] above for Ideal Planting information.
{{Description|item=Beans}}
==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=Beans}}

[[Category:Seeds]]
[[Category:Food]]

Amanita Mushrooms

2021-05-27T13:05:28Z

What-a-bear: Added in game description

{{Infobox_Item|name=Amanita Mushrooms}}

[[Amanita Mushrooms]] are a poisonous red mushroom that is harvest-able from the [[Amanita Mushroom]] plant found in [[Wetlands]] biomes. Due to being poisonous, they reduce calories instead of increasing them, unlike their cousins the [[Crimini Mushrooms]].

The reduction of the calories can be used to eat something else, even when you were not hungry.
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

== In-game Description ==
<blockquote>“<big>''A potentially poisonous mushroom. It might not be wise to eat it raw, but it can be detoxified when prepared properly by a chef. Eat at your own risk!''</big></blockquote>

== Crafting ==
{{GetRecipes|item=Amanita Mushroom Spores}}

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Agave Leaves

2021-05-27T13:02:32Z

What-a-bear: Couldn't add another header as the page itself cannot be edited, so placed description header underneath "see also"

{{Infobox_Item|name=Agave Leaves}}

[[Agave Leaves]] are a food item gathered by using a [[Sickle]] on an [[Agave]] plant. They are primarily used in low-level cooking recipes through the [[Greens Tag]].
===See Also===
For a list of food recipes, see [[Food]].

== In-game Description ==
<blockquote>“<big>''The succulent leaves of the agave plant can be cooked to make a nice meal.''</big></blockquote>

==Crafting==
{{GetRecipes|item=[[Agave Leaves]]}}

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Food

2021-05-27T12:43:50Z

What-a-bear: /* Foods/Recipes */

Food is a constant necessity for players in Eco. Lack of food will eventually halt the accumulation of [[Skill Points]] and prevent the player from doing any work that requires calories. However, players can not die from starvation.

Skill point gain is increased by the player's nutrition and [[Housing]]. Nutrition is raised by eating more nutritious food while balancing the four nutrients: Carbohydrates, Protein, Fat and Vitamins.

Food is eaten by right-clicking on it. It does not need to be assigned to the toolbar. Food can be eaten from the toolbar, the inventory, or directly from a container. Right-clicking a stack of food will only consume one portion.
== Foods/Recipes ==
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== Food and Skill Points ==
{{Main|Skill Points}}
A player's daily skill point gain is calculated based on the average nutrients of all foods in a player's stomach. The average (weighted based on food calories) of each nutrient is added, then multiplied by a balance modifier (between x0.5 and x2). Foods that are completely lacking in one or more nutrients are considered to have a value of 0 in the missing nutrient(s).

Foods stay in the stomach for 24 hours after eating. After that time, they will cease to be part of the skill point gain calculation.
== Properties of food ==
=== Consumption of an item under the food category will provide the player with the following values: ===
=== Calories ===
When a food item is consumed, its caloric value is added to the player's calorie value (shown as a pie chart on the bottom left of the screen). These calories are needed to do any type of manual labor in ECO such as using [[tools]] or running.

Time will slowly convert the calories into skill points. Once the player's calories reach 0, the player's daily skill point gain will also drop to 0 and they will be unable to complete any work that requires calories.

If the player's calories are above maximum, the player will be unable to eat any additional food and will be shown the "My stomach is full" message. The player will need to complete some manual labor in order to be able to eat additional food items. The calorie maximum defaults to 3,000, but that can be increased by investing in the skill [[Big Stomach]].
=== Nutrients ===
The four nutrients do not have any specific effects on the body individually, however the player can maximize their skill gain when maintaining a balanced diet. A balanced diet contains an even amount of the four categories below:
==== Carbs ====
Carbs (short for carbohydrates) are mainly found in starchy products like [[Bread]] and other baked goods. In early-game, [[Wheat]] should be used to produce items that are high in Carbs.
==== Protein ====
Protein is mainly found in meat-focused foods, but small amounts can also be found in [[Bean|Beans]] and other vegetarian items. [[Charred Meat]] is a good source of protein in early-game.
==== Fat ====
Fat is found by cooking other ingredients in [[Tallow]] (a byproduct of cooking 3 [[Raw Meat]]) or [[Oil]] (a byproduct of milling 12 [[Cereal Germ]] or by cooking 18 Tallow over a stove).
==== Vitamins ====
Vitamins are found in foods rich in vegetables or fruits. [[Huckleberries]] are the best way to supplement vitamin intake early on.
== Food Crafting Stations & Recipes ==
The following crafting stations are used for crafting food:
* [[Campfire]]
* [[Butchery Table]]
* [[Bakery Oven]]
* [[Mill]]
* [[Kitchen]]
* [[Cast Iron Stove]]
* [[Stove]]
{{See|List of Recipes (food)}}
== Food Resources ==
=== Plants ===
Food-bearing plants are a food resource harvested from the world. Most can be harvesting simply by highlighting the plant and pressing E.

The following plants require a certain tool to harvest:
* [[Wheat]], Agave and [[Fireweed Shoots]] require a [[scythe]].
* [[Camas Bulb]] requires a [[shovel]] to harvest.
* [[Acorn]] is harvested from the debris of an [[Oak|Oak Tree]]
The [[Clam]] and [[Urchin]] requires the player to harvest it then get it prepared at a [[Fishery]].
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4" caption="Food-bearing Plants">
File:Beets_Plant.png|[[Beets]] - Grows in [[Grasslands]]
File:Corn_Plant.jpg|[[Corn]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Fern_Plant.jpg|[[Fiddlehead|Ferns]] - Grows in forests, especially [[Warm Forest]]
File:Huckleberry_Plant.jpg|[[Huckleberry]] - Grows in forests, especially Warm Forest
File:Beans_Plant.png|[[Bean]]s - Grows in forests. Rare in Beta 8.0
File:Wheat_Plant.png|[[Wheat]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Pumpkin_Plant.png|[[Pumpkin]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Camas_Plant.png|[[Camas]] - Grows in Warm Forest
File:PricklyPear_Plant.png|[[Prickly Pear Fruit|Prickly Pear]] - Grows in [[Desert]]
File:Tomatoes_Plant.jpg|[[Tomatoes]] Grows in Grasslands
File:Fireweed_Plant.jpg|[[Fireweed]] - Grows in [[Boreal Forest]]
File:CriminiMushroom_Plant.jpg|[[Crimini Mushroom]] - Grows in [[Rainforest]]
File:AmanitaMushroom_Plant.jpg|[[Amanita Mushroom]] - Absent in Beta 8.0. '''(Poisonous!)'''
File:Papaya_Tree.png|[[Papaya]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:Pineapple_Plant.png|[[Pineapple]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:BoleteMushroom_Plant.png|[[Bolete Mushroom]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:Oak_Tree.jpg|[[Acorn]]s - Harvested from Oak Tree leaves
File:Rice_Plant.jpg|[[Rice]] - Grows in Grasslands. Seemingly absent in Beta 8.0.
File:Urchin_Plant.jpg|[[Urchin]] - Grows underwater
File:Clam_Plant.png|[[Clam]] - Grows underwater
</gallery>
=== Animals ===
Animals are a food resource that requires the player to kill the animal and harvest it then get it prepared at a [[Butchery Table]] or [[Fishery]].
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4" caption="Animals">
File:Bison_Animal.jpg|[[Bison]]
File:Elk_Animal.jpg|[[Elk]]
File:Wolf_Animal.jpg|[[Wolf]]
File:Fox_Animal.jpg|[[Fox]]
File:Hare_Animal.jpg|[[Hare]]
File:BighornSheep_Animal.png|[[Bighorn Sheep]]
File:Tortoise_Animal.jpg|[[Tortoise]]
File:Trout_Animal.jpg|[[Trout]]
File:Salmon_Animal.jpg|[[Salmon]]
File:Tuna_Animal.jpg|[[Tuna]]
File:MountainGoat_Animal.png|[[Mountain Goat]]
File:Turkey_Animal.png|[[Turkey]]
</gallery>
== Guides ==
[https://eco-food-simulator.web.app/ App that shows optimal food combination for available food. (Version 9)]

[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1556520648 Best Food Combos] — By Rupi

[[ja:Food]]
[[fr:Food]]
[[ru:Еда]]

Food

2021-05-27T12:43:12Z

What-a-bear: Changed header name, removed "expand" as some have been missing the list due to it being hidden. Aiming for a similar food page look to "Stardew Valley" and other popular games for convenience and ease of access.

Food is a constant necessity for players in Eco. Lack of food will eventually halt the accumulation of [[Skill Points]] and prevent the player from doing any work that requires calories. However, players can not die from starvation.

Skill point gain is increased by the player's nutrition and [[Housing]]. Nutrition is raised by eating more nutritious food while balancing the four nutrients: Carbohydrates, Protein, Fat and Vitamins.

Food is eaten by right-clicking on it. It does not need to be assigned to the toolbar. Food can be eaten from the toolbar, the inventory, or directly from a container. Right-clicking a stack of food will only consume one portion.
== Foods/Recipes ==
{| class="wikitable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" cellpadding="20px"
|-
|{{FoodDetails}}
|}
== Food and Skill Points ==
{{Main|Skill Points}}
A player's daily skill point gain is calculated based on the average nutrients of all foods in a player's stomach. The average (weighted based on food calories) of each nutrient is added, then multiplied by a balance modifier (between x0.5 and x2). Foods that are completely lacking in one or more nutrients are considered to have a value of 0 in the missing nutrient(s).

Foods stay in the stomach for 24 hours after eating. After that time, they will cease to be part of the skill point gain calculation.
== Properties of food ==
=== Consumption of an item under the food category will provide the player with the following values: ===
=== Calories ===
When a food item is consumed, its caloric value is added to the player's calorie value (shown as a pie chart on the bottom left of the screen). These calories are needed to do any type of manual labor in ECO such as using [[tools]] or running.

Time will slowly convert the calories into skill points. Once the player's calories reach 0, the player's daily skill point gain will also drop to 0 and they will be unable to complete any work that requires calories.

If the player's calories are above maximum, the player will be unable to eat any additional food and will be shown the "My stomach is full" message. The player will need to complete some manual labor in order to be able to eat additional food items. The calorie maximum defaults to 3,000, but that can be increased by investing in the skill [[Big Stomach]].
=== Nutrients ===
The four nutrients do not have any specific effects on the body individually, however the player can maximize their skill gain when maintaining a balanced diet. A balanced diet contains an even amount of the four categories below:
==== Carbs ====
Carbs (short for carbohydrates) are mainly found in starchy products like [[Bread]] and other baked goods. In early-game, [[Wheat]] should be used to produce items that are high in Carbs.
==== Protein ====
Protein is mainly found in meat-focused foods, but small amounts can also be found in [[Bean|Beans]] and other vegetarian items. [[Charred Meat]] is a good source of protein in early-game.
==== Fat ====
Fat is found by cooking other ingredients in [[Tallow]] (a byproduct of cooking 3 [[Raw Meat]]) or [[Oil]] (a byproduct of milling 12 [[Cereal Germ]] or by cooking 18 Tallow over a stove).
==== Vitamins ====
Vitamins are found in foods rich in vegetables or fruits. [[Huckleberries]] are the best way to supplement vitamin intake early on.
== Food Crafting Stations & Recipes ==
The following crafting stations are used for crafting food:
* [[Campfire]]
* [[Butchery Table]]
* [[Bakery Oven]]
* [[Mill]]
* [[Kitchen]]
* [[Cast Iron Stove]]
* [[Stove]]
{{See|List of Recipes (food)}}
== Food Resources ==
=== Plants ===
Food-bearing plants are a food resource harvested from the world. Most can be harvesting simply by highlighting the plant and pressing E.

The following plants require a certain tool to harvest:
* [[Wheat]], Agave and [[Fireweed Shoots]] require a [[scythe]].
* [[Camas Bulb]] requires a [[shovel]] to harvest.
* [[Acorn]] is harvested from the debris of an [[Oak|Oak Tree]]
The [[Clam]] and [[Urchin]] requires the player to harvest it then get it prepared at a [[Fishery]].
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4" caption="Food-bearing Plants">
File:Beets_Plant.png|[[Beets]] - Grows in [[Grasslands]]
File:Corn_Plant.jpg|[[Corn]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Fern_Plant.jpg|[[Fiddlehead|Ferns]] - Grows in forests, especially [[Warm Forest]]
File:Huckleberry_Plant.jpg|[[Huckleberry]] - Grows in forests, especially Warm Forest
File:Beans_Plant.png|[[Bean]]s - Grows in forests. Rare in Beta 8.0
File:Wheat_Plant.png|[[Wheat]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Pumpkin_Plant.png|[[Pumpkin]] - Grows in Grasslands
File:Camas_Plant.png|[[Camas]] - Grows in Warm Forest
File:PricklyPear_Plant.png|[[Prickly Pear Fruit|Prickly Pear]] - Grows in [[Desert]]
File:Tomatoes_Plant.jpg|[[Tomatoes]] Grows in Grasslands
File:Fireweed_Plant.jpg|[[Fireweed]] - Grows in [[Boreal Forest]]
File:CriminiMushroom_Plant.jpg|[[Crimini Mushroom]] - Grows in [[Rainforest]]
File:AmanitaMushroom_Plant.jpg|[[Amanita Mushroom]] - Absent in Beta 8.0. '''(Poisonous!)'''
File:Papaya_Tree.png|[[Papaya]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:Pineapple_Plant.png|[[Pineapple]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:BoleteMushroom_Plant.png|[[Bolete Mushroom]] - Grows in Rainforest
File:Oak_Tree.jpg|[[Acorn]]s - Harvested from Oak Tree leaves
File:Rice_Plant.jpg|[[Rice]] - Grows in Grasslands. Seemingly absent in Beta 8.0.
File:Urchin_Plant.jpg|[[Urchin]] - Grows underwater
File:Clam_Plant.png|[[Clam]] - Grows underwater
</gallery>
=== Animals ===
Animals are a food resource that requires the player to kill the animal and harvest it then get it prepared at a [[Butchery Table]] or [[Fishery]].
<gallery widths="200" perrow="4" caption="Animals">
File:Bison_Animal.jpg|[[Bison]]
File:Elk_Animal.jpg|[[Elk]]
File:Wolf_Animal.jpg|[[Wolf]]
File:Fox_Animal.jpg|[[Fox]]
File:Hare_Animal.jpg|[[Hare]]
File:BighornSheep_Animal.png|[[Bighorn Sheep]]
File:Tortoise_Animal.jpg|[[Tortoise]]
File:Trout_Animal.jpg|[[Trout]]
File:Salmon_Animal.jpg|[[Salmon]]
File:Tuna_Animal.jpg|[[Tuna]]
File:MountainGoat_Animal.png|[[Mountain Goat]]
File:Turkey_Animal.png|[[Turkey]]
</gallery>
== Guides ==
[https://eco-food-simulator.web.app/ App that shows optimal food combination for available food. (Version 9)]

[https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1556520648 Best Food Combos] — By Rupi

[[ja:Food]]
[[fr:Food]]
[[ru:Еда]]