Chef Archive

My menu:

Fishak
Bivoli
BoH
Charde (going to drop this I think, I hardly sell any)
Corellian Fried Ice Cream
Durindfire
Flameout
Glucose (special order only and they have to bring me meat *grin*)
Ice Blaster
Ormachek
Ryshcate
Tat Sunburn
Thakitillo
Veghash
Vercupti
Pet Kibble (crated kwevvu munchies)

Biggest sellers are fishak, BoH, rysh, and sunburn.

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Vayde_Aren wrote:
Say, to the folks who are selling Air Cakes like.. er, hotcakes, can you give any insight into why they sell so well? Though they hit all stats the buffs are so tiny and shortlived, so I can't see their usefulness truth to tell, especially not to buy em by the crate... what are your thoughts on this?

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Most of my customers use Air Cake in addition to other foods and use it to recover from Spice downer. I also had a customer contact me because they had problems with their stats being stuck and a CSR told them to try it since it did indeed hit all the stats.
On the gimmicky side, I baked up two cases of air cake today labled for player birthdays.
It never hurts to have some in stock. *shrug*

Once the armor is on it stays on. So if all you need is a few points here and there to slap on the full comp suit, then it's a good deal. The kicker then being after removing armor in camp you would need to buff again to place it back on, hence the crates. It's not a bug to my knowledge as this has been the design for the longest time, and it's been covered through numerous FAQ's all over the boards.

Master level items and mind buffs are the main focus in my factories, followed by health boosters, regen stat boosters, and the occasional gimmick food/drink.

I planned to provide a wide variety of items, but found that anything more than 10-12 items can drive you crazy.

To the folks who answered the air cake question, thanks! Very insightful. Guess I'll bake up a few crates again!