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Chamomile (Dried)


Chamomile (Dried)
Chamomile (Dried)
Class Herbs
Type Herb
Hunger -5
Thirst -
Calories 0.1
Fresh -
Rotten -
Cook Time -
Weight 0.1
Location -
Spawn ID /additem Base.ChamomileDried

Chamomile (Dried) is fresh Chamomile that has been dried for keeping. It weighs 0.1 and never spoils. It is a herbal tea herb, made to flavour a hot drink.

The game marks it as an herb that helps the body recover from the flu. That makes it worth keeping in a medicine cupboard. It is made from fresh Chamomile with the Dry Chamomile recipe. The best occupations for herbs are the Fishing Guide and the Park Ranger. Each starts with the same Foraging skill.

Eating


Eating Chamomile (Dried) on its own lowers hunger by 5. It holds almost no calories, carbohydrates, protein or fat. It is better used in a drink than eaten plain.

Drying makes the herb more filling than the fresh sprig. Fresh Chamomile lowers hunger by only 1. The fresh herb also eases stress, while the dried herb is the one tied to flu recovery.

The table shows the game figures for one serving. Negative hunger and thirst fill the character up, and negative unhappiness and boredom cheer them up.

Item Hunger Calories Carbs Protein Fat
Chamomile (Dried) -5 0.1 0 0 0

Cooking


Chamomile (Dried) counts as a spice in evolved recipes. Its one dish is a Hot Drink, where it adds 1 hunger. Brewed this way it becomes a herbal tea.

The Dry Chamomile recipe makes it from fresh Chamomile.

These dishes take the Chamomile (Dried) as an ingredient, with the hunger it restores in each.

Dish Hunger Restored Note
Hot Drink 1 -

Locations


Chamomile (Dried) is made rather than found. Fresh Chamomile is grown from Chamomile Seeds, then dried with the Dry Chamomile recipe.

Notes


  • Chamomile (Dried) helps recovery from the flu, so keep some with the medical supplies.
  • It never spoils, unlike the fresh herb, which rots within 10 days.
  • Brew it into a Hot Drink to use it as herbal tea.


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