Turkey Egg
| Turkey Egg | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Class | Ingredients |
| Type | Egg |
| Hunger | -10 |
| Thirst | - |
| Calories | 71 |
| Fresh | 14 days |
| Rotten | 21 days |
| Cook Time | 4 min |
| Weight | 0.1 |
| Location | - |
| Spawn ID | /additem Base.TurkeyEgg
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A Turkey Egg is a large raw egg that works in the kitchen just like a chicken egg. It is light and fairly filling once cooked. Its greatest value is in baking, where it counts as an egg for cakes, cookies, muffins and omelettes.
A turkey egg stays fresh for two weeks, a long time for fresh food. It must be cooked before it is safe to eat. The Chef is the best occupation for ingredients. It starts with the most Cooking skill. The Burger Flipper also starts with some Cooking skill.
Eating
A cooked turkey egg lowers hunger by 10. It holds 71 calories, with almost 6 grams of protein and 4.5 grams of fat. That is a good dose of protein for its light weight.
A raw turkey egg is dangerous to eat and can make the character sick. Cooking it first takes only a few minutes and removes the risk. A cooked egg leaves mood alone, so it makes a plain but useful snack.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turkey Egg | -10 | 71 | 0.37 | 5.78 | 4.54 |
Cooking
A turkey egg cooks in 4 minutes and burns after 20.
As an egg, it works in every recipe that calls for one. Make Cake Batter, Prepare Muffins and Prepare Omelette all accept it. So do the cookie recipes for Chocolate Cookies, Chocolate Chip Cookies, Oatmeal Cookies and Sugar Cookies.
In evolved dishes, a raw turkey egg can go straight into Stir Fry, Rice, Pasta, Soup or Stew, adding 10 hunger to each. Once cooked, it can go into a Sandwich, Burger, Salad or Burrito for 10, and into a Taco for 5.
These dishes take the Turkey Egg as an ingredient, with the hunger it restores in each.
| Dish | Hunger Restored | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Burger | 10 | Cooked only |
| Burrito | 10 | Cooked only |
| Pasta | 10 | - |
| Rice | 10 | - |
| Salad | 10 | Cooked only |
| Sandwich | 10 | Cooked only |
| Soup | 10 | - |
| Stew | 10 | - |
| Stir Fry | 10 | - |
| Taco | 5 | Cooked only |
Storage
A turkey egg stays fresh for 14 days and is fully rotten by day 21. A fridge slows both counts down, and an egg can also be frozen. That long fresh window makes eggs easy to stockpile for baking.
Notes
- A turkey egg counts as an egg for cakes, cookies, muffins and omelettes.
- A raw egg can go straight into soup, stew or stir fry, where it cooks with the pot.
- A sandwich, burger or salad needs the egg cooked first.
- A raw egg is dangerous, so cook it before eating it alone.
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