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Thread: Cooking Component Quality
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ChefVomit
Mon Mar 14, 2005 2:10 pm
#1
- Component quality doesnt matter at all....and this includes Veghash for Vegeparsine
- Additive quality DOES matter. How much it matters depends on the particular food and the additive required.
- Additive quality DOES matter. How much it matters depends on the particular food and the additive required.
Jalinsol
Mon Mar 14, 2005 2:18 pm
#2
Thanks ChefVomit! I think you were the one that posted to me before! I just wanted to make sure I didn't mis-remember or misunderstand!
Many many thanks!
golfingtx
Mon Mar 14, 2005 2:45 pm
#3
ChefVomit wrote:
- Component quality doesnt matter at all....and this includes Veghash for Vegeparsine
- Additive quality DOES matter. How much it matters depends on the particular food and the additive required.
And I second it
super_moomoo
Mon Mar 14, 2005 3:28 pm
#4
ok for syopro, carbosyrup all that kind of crap use the crapest stuff you have. For additives it gets .01% more confusing. The actually BE tissues need good resources to hit 55/85/115 area. However the actual additive does not need good water. use the worst water you ahve (i just find a spot close to my house and throw up 2 moistures whenever it shifts). S
SystemJinx
Mon Mar 14, 2005 4:23 pm
#5
golfingtx wrote:
ChefVomit wrote:
- Component quality doesnt matter at all....and this includes Veghash for Vegeparsine
- Additive quality DOES matter. How much it matters depends on the particular food and the additive required.
And I second it
I third that!
I've been a chef for a long time and can verify that quality for the subcomponents doesn't matter. Give it a try. Buy some junk resources and some high end resources and make some food to see for yourself.
Jalinsol
Tue Mar 15, 2005 1:58 am
#6
Hello all!
I'm a new chef, and I have a question. I asked this the other day, and while I did get an answer, someone contradicted that answer in game last night. My understanding is, that person is an "accomplished" chef. I have no reason to distrust the person that responded to my previous post last week than I do the in-game person, so I thought I'd ask one more time...plus I can't find that post to ask the person that did reply--I tend to agree with him anyway, but, here goes...
When if comes to sub components for foods, does quality matter? Meaning, can I use "grind quality" wheat, etc., for my Protato, Alcohol, and Soypro, etc.?
To that end, what about for the Bio-Engineered components? I haven't looked terribly closely at these yet, but I'm curious if there's a difference in these? My instinct tells me yes, indeed.
Thanks so much for the assistance. The chef community has been quite helpful!
Regards,
Jalinsol "Five Course" Apollyon
WickedWings
Sun Apr 03, 2005 12:38 pm
#7
ChefVomit wrote:
- Component quality doesnt matter at all....and this includes Veghash for Vegeparsine
- Additive quality DOES matter. How much it matters depends on the particular food and the additive required.
I knew if I spent enough time searching through back posts I'd find the answer on veghash as a component hehe, thanks ya!
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