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ThirdEmperor
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Bierwurst

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As everyone seems to be complaining about how useless pork is, I thought I'd point this out. Bierwurst is a sausage, it requires 2 chunks of pork, 2 dried pepper drupes, 4 tankards of beer and a intestine. I have no idea what FEPs it gives.
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Re: Bierwurst

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top notch reporting.
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Re: Bierwurst

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It gives 8CON/8STR

Considering the ingredients, it's not too great. Who the hell wastes pepper for so little FEP-wise?
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Re: Bierwurst

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It turn out fairly high q because it uses pepper and beer. I've made a q72 bier wurst with q10 pork.
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Re: Bierwurst

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Pepper is lowered by cauldron (but raised by table depending on what Q you're using)
Beer will only be so great if you've been raising Hops really...

Even then yeah it's okay, but the pork will limit it, much like water limits many baked recipes.

(Even being a goodQ it's like 50~60 Hunger iirc)
If you are willing to do the effort (and it's not worth it considering), Pumpkin Pie is easier for Str/Con

Although variety is the spice of life, so it's enjoyed that you can have more than one thing for them.
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