It’s not, strictly speaking, a rule. You can put vegetables in kegs to make juice, and fruits in preserve jars to make jellies. However, wines tend to sell better than their corresponding jellies, and so if you’re going for maximum profit, it’s better to turn your fruits into wine with a keg.
TheAnimeLovers on
That blueberry on keg is weird since Blueberries would prefer to be placed in the jar rather than the keg as you will still get 150g on either artisan but jar takes a lot less time to make a produce
NamedForValor on
It’s probably just a min max thing. Fruit tend to have a higher price than vegetables and the kegs triple the price where preserve jars double the price. So you put your higher price item in the receptacle that will give back the most profit.
The preserve jars also don’t account for quality. For instance with ancient fruit, an iridium quality wine is 3300g (without buffs) but the same ancient fruit jelly is just 1150g.
But no, there’s no rules. Make whatever artisan you want! The only actual in-game rule is that you can’t put (1.6 spoiler) >!vegetables in the dehydrator and the dehydrator does account for quality and is great money!<
DaSuspicsiciousFish on
Is preserve jars worth it if I have a lot of star fruit and am too lazy to work on kegs
pastepropblems on
Tomato, pepper, corn, eggplant, rice are all fruit.
Cauliflower and artichoke are flowers which are technically vegetables.
Amaranth can be used as a grain (which is fruit), for its flower (vegetable), and the entire plant is edible (vegetable)
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It’s not, strictly speaking, a rule. You can put vegetables in kegs to make juice, and fruits in preserve jars to make jellies. However, wines tend to sell better than their corresponding jellies, and so if you’re going for maximum profit, it’s better to turn your fruits into wine with a keg.
That blueberry on keg is weird since Blueberries would prefer to be placed in the jar rather than the keg as you will still get 150g on either artisan but jar takes a lot less time to make a produce
It’s probably just a min max thing. Fruit tend to have a higher price than vegetables and the kegs triple the price where preserve jars double the price. So you put your higher price item in the receptacle that will give back the most profit.
The preserve jars also don’t account for quality. For instance with ancient fruit, an iridium quality wine is 3300g (without buffs) but the same ancient fruit jelly is just 1150g.
But no, there’s no rules. Make whatever artisan you want! The only actual in-game rule is that you can’t put (1.6 spoiler) >!vegetables in the dehydrator and the dehydrator does account for quality and is great money!<
Is preserve jars worth it if I have a lot of star fruit and am too lazy to work on kegs
Tomato, pepper, corn, eggplant, rice are all fruit.
Cauliflower and artichoke are flowers which are technically vegetables.
Amaranth can be used as a grain (which is fruit), for its flower (vegetable), and the entire plant is edible (vegetable)