Mayonnaise
| Mayonnaise | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Type | Artisan Good |
| Machine | Mayonnaise Machine |
| Ingredients | Egg (1); Large Egg (1); Golden Egg (1); Ostrich Egg (1) |
| Time | 3h |
| Sell Price | 190g |
| Energy | 50 |
| Health | 22 |
Mayonnaise is the everyday product of the Mayonnaise Machine and the simplest way to add value to a chicken's eggs. Putting an Egg into the machine gives a jar of Mayonnaise three hours later, worth nearly four times the raw egg. A Large Egg makes a gold-star jar, and two rare eggs do even better: a Golden Egg fills three jars and an Ostrich Egg fills ten. The machine is cheap and quick, so a small Coop and a couple of machines make a dependable early income. Mayonnaise also goes into Coleslaw and Fish Tacos. Sam and Caroline are among the few who turn it down as a gift.
The in-game description reads: It looks spreadable.
Making
The Mayonnaise Machine is crafted from Wood, Stone, an Earth Crystal and a Copper Bar. It takes one egg at a time and finishes in three hours, so a single machine can handle several eggs in one day.
The type and size of the egg decide the jar. A normal white or brown Egg makes normal Mayonnaise. A Large Egg always makes gold-star Mayonnaise. The star rating printed on the egg itself makes no difference to either. Large Eggs come from chickens with high friendship and a good mood, so a well-cared-for flock gives more gold-star Mayonnaise.
The Golden Egg from a Golden Chicken makes three gold-star jars at once. The Ostrich Egg works differently from every other egg. It fills ten jars in one go, and the jars keep the egg's own quality. That makes it the only way to get silver or iridium Mayonnaise.
These are the ingredients one batch needs.
| Name | Image | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Egg | 
|
1 |
| Large Egg | 
|
1 |
| Golden Egg | 
|
1 |
| Ostrich Egg | 
|
1 |
Prices
A jar of normal Mayonnaise sells for nearly four times a normal Egg. Gold-star jars from Large Eggs sell for half as much again. The Artisan profession adds two fifths on top of either.
Because the machine ignores egg quality, plain eggs gain the most. A gold-quality Egg sells for more than a normal one, yet it still makes the same normal jar. Gold and iridium eggs still gain from the machine, only by less.
An Ostrich Egg turns into ten jars, which makes it by far the most valuable egg to process. Even a normal-quality Ostrich Egg yields as much gold as ten chicken eggs processed one by one.
Sell prices by quality, with the bonus from each profession.
| Quality | Price | Rancher (+20%) | Artisan (+40%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | 190g | 228g | 266g |
 Silver
|
237g | 284g | 331g |
 Gold
|
285g | 342g | 399g |
 Iridium
|
380g | 456g | 532g |
Uses
Cooking uses Mayonnaise as well. The Queen of Sauce teaches Coleslaw, made with Red Cabbage, Vinegar and Mayonnaise. Linus mails the Fish Taco recipe at seven hearts, and it needs Tuna, a Tortilla, Red Cabbage and Mayonnaise.
A Blobfish or Catfish pond may ask for a jar before it grows. At the Sewing Machine, Mayonnaise in the spool with Cloth in the feed makes the Light Blue Shirt. It also counts as a white dye for any dyeable piece of clothing.
Mayonnaise can be eaten straight from the jar. Doing so in front of villagers draws a reaction, and most of them are not impressed.
Cooking Mayonnaise with the other ingredients below makes these dishes.
| Dish | Image | Ingredients |
|---|---|---|
| Coleslaw | 
|
Red Cabbage (1), Vinegar (1), Mayonnaise (1) |
| Fish Taco | 
|
Tuna (1), Tortilla (1), Red Cabbage (1), Mayonnaise (1) |
Most villagers like Mayonnaise, including Abigail, Gus, Linus, Pam and the Wizard. Caroline dislikes it. Jas, Sam, Sebastian and Vincent all hate a jar of it.
All Artisan Goods
Every entry in this group, with its key details.
| Name | Image | Machine | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aged Roe | 
|
Preserves Jar | 4000m (3-4 days) |
| Beer | 
|
Keg | 1750m (≈29h) |
| Cask Productivity | - | - | - |
| Caviar | 
|
Preserves Jar | 6000m (4 days) |
| Cheese | 
|
Cheese Press | 200min (3.3h) |
| Cloth | 
|
Loom | 240m (≈4h) |
| Coffee | 
|
Keg | 120m (2h) |
| Dinosaur Mayonnaise | 
|
Mayonnaise Machine | 3h |
| Dried Fruit | 
|
Dehydrator | 1750m (≈1d) |
| Dried Mushrooms | 
|
Dehydrator | 1750m (≈1d) |
| Duck Mayonnaise | 
|
Mayonnaise Machine | 3h |
| Goat Cheese | 
|
Cheese Press | 200m (≈3h) |
| Green Tea | 
|
Keg | 180m (3h) |
| Honey | 
|
Bee House | 6100m (≈4d) |
| Jellies and Pickles | - | - | - |
| Juice | 
|
Keg | 6000m (≈4d) |
| Keg Productivity | - | - | - |
| Maple Syrup | 
|
Tapper; Heavy Tapper | 9 or 4 days |
| Mayonnaise | 
|
Mayonnaise Machine | 3h |
| Mead | 
|
Keg | 10h |
| Mystic Syrup | 
|
Tapper; Heavy Tapper | 7 or 3 days |
| Oak Resin | 
|
Tapper; Heavy Tapper | 7 or 3 days |
| Oil | 
|
Oil Maker | Varies by ingredient |
| Pale Ale | 
|
Keg | 2250m (37.5h) |
| Pine Tar | 
|
Tapper; Heavy Tapper | 5 or 2 days |
| Preserves Jar Productivity | - | - | - |
| Raisins | 
|
Dehydrator | 1750m (≈29h) |
| Smoked Fish | 
|
Fish Smoker | 50m |
| Truffle Oil | 
|
Oil Maker | 360m (6h) |
| Void Mayonnaise | 
|
Mayonnaise Machine | 3h |
| Wine | 
|
Keg | 10,000m (≈7d) |