Cheese

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Old milk... tasty! Process in: Cask

How to obtain

Processing
  • Made in the Food Processor, from the inputs listed below.

Made by processing

Cheese comes out of a machine rather than a recipe.
Machine Input Makes Time
Food Processor Small Milk any quality
Large Milk any quality
Cheese
or Silver, Gold, Void
4 in-game hours

The quality of what comes out is rolled when you collect it, not decided by what you put in — the input’s own quality is discarded. On a successful roll the result is Void one time in ten, Gold two, and Silver the rest. The chance is shifted by Rancher's Luck (+15), Perfect Cookie (+10), your Husbandry level, your Luck (+5 to -5).

Wanted by

Who How many In return Notes
Terry 1 Recipe: Rancher's Meal Part of A Balanced Breakfast

For Art Gallery paintings

Recipes

2 recipes use Cheese.
Makes Ingredients Station Learned
Hunter's Meal Mystery Steak (1)
Corn (2) any quality
Bread (1)
Cheese (1) any quality
Cooking Pot Learned by using Recipe: Hunter's Meal
Hearty Omelette Tentacle (1) any quality
Mystery Steak (2)
Egg (2) any quality
Cheese (2) any quality
Cooking Pot Learned by using Recipe: Hearty Omelette

Processing

Put Cheese into one of these machines and come back later.
Machine Input Makes Time
Cask Cheese Aged Cheese (Basic) 7d
Aged Cheese (Basic) 14d
Aged Cheese (Basic) 21d
Aged Cheese (Basic) 28d
7 days per stage (7, 14, 21, 28)

Nothing is rolled here. The quality of what you put in decides which product you get, and how long you leave it decides that product’s own quality — one step up every 7 days it ages.

Quality

This item exists at 4 quality levels — Regular, Silver, Gold, Void — each a separate entry with its own value. Which one you get is rolled when the item is produced, and Luck raises the odds of a better roll.

Gift preferences

Neutral

Alice, Celeste, Edwin, Ellie, Josh, Molly, Sam, Tanner

Hated

Blorph


Quality does not change the reaction when the item can be given as a gift.

Notes

  • It is used in 2 recipes; check those uses before selling surplus copies.
  • Its recipes accept any quality, so the least valuable quality is normally the economical one to consume.
  • It is broadly safe to gift, but Blorph hates it.
  • Gift reactions do not improve with quality, so use the least valuable quality when giving it away.
  • Set aside 1 copy for the listed Art Gallery painting requirement before selling or processing the rest.

See also

Crops. Browse the item directory.