Carrot Soup is a Black Forest-tier food that grants you 15 health, 45 stamina, and 2 hp/tick health regeneration for 25 minutes. Carrot Soup is cooked by combining 3 Carrots and a Mushroom in a basic Cauldron.
Acquisition
Carrot Soup offers a way to get more use out of your Carrots
Carrots themselves are grown from Carrot Seeds found in the Black Forest
You’ll also need a basic Cauldron and some Mushrooms to cook Carrot Soup
For a single bowl of Carrot Soup, you’ll need 3 Carrots and a Mushroom:
Mushrooms grow naturally on the ground in the Meadows, Black Forest and Swamp biomes
Carrots are grown from the wild Carrot Seeds you find when exploring the Black Forest
Mushrooms grow naturally in the Meadows, Black Forest and Swamp biomes. You’ll recognize them by their rich red caps. You can’t actively farm them, but when picked, Mushrooms will respawn on their own after 240 minutes. To start growing Carrots, you’ll first need to find a wild Carrot plant in the Black Forest. When you pick it up, you’ll get three Carrot Seeds. Planting them with the Cultivator tool (Corewood x5, Bronze x5) will allow you to grow your own Carrots.
Once you have both Carrots and Mushrooms, take them to a Cauldron (Tin x10) and combine them into Carrot Soup. One Mushroom and three Carrots will give you a single bowl of Carrot Soup.
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Eating a Carrot Soup will grant you 15 health, 45 stamina, and 2 hp/tick health regeneration for 25 minutes. You can eat Carrot Soup together with up to two other foods, but can’t eat more than one bowl of Carrot Soup at a time.
The buff granted by Carrot Soup will initially be at full strength, but will grow weaker over time. When there’s just 50% left in its duration, or 12.5 minutes, you’ll be able to eat another Carrot Soup and refresh the buff.
Helpful Tips
When growing Carrots, make sure you plant each third Carrot you get back as a Seed Carrot, and that way you’ll never run out of seeds
Carrot Soup provides enough stamina for it to remain a staple of your diet throughout the game when you’re not doing anything particularly taxing, like farming or constructing your base
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