Food and drink are crucial aspects of any game with survival elements. The player not only has to survive hostile foes but also manage the needs of the body. The Fallout 76 players will get hungry and thirsty, and they will do so quite often, really. Going without incurs debilitating penalties. Hunger will deplete your overall health (which prevents fast traveling), and Thirst will put a cap on your AP, as though being over-encumbered wasn’t bad enough, right?
While most survival games let you forage for food, it doesn’t often go any deeper than eating vegetation or cooking up whatever meat you acquired, while drinking from the local river or water skins. Fallout 76 at least offers the player the freedom to whip up a good home cooked meal with a plethora of recipes.
That being said, some food items offer more than just keeping the hunger pains away, and will grant the player various buffs when eaten. Some will even make you more likable as a person by boosting Charisma...Somehow. I don’t question Fallout science anymore...
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Food items in Fallout 76, unfortunately, can and will degrade and spoil over time, just like those leftovers in your fridge from last week, which can be annoying to some players. I would recommend taking the Good With Salt perk to ensure your foraged foodstuffs stick with you a little longer. Cooking it sooner rather than later is my advice. Raw meat does you no good just sitting in your inventory unless you don’t mind the chance of catching a disease from consuming raw meat.
We polled several members of the Fallout 76 community to get their opinions on what is good eats out there in Appalachia, and chose the best ones based on properties and usefulness in keeping your nutritional needs met out there.
Relish is typically a condiment that you would use to add a little flavor to otherwise bland staple food, but it would seem in post-apocalyptic West Virginia there is just no time for such finery and it’s eaten on its own. A boiled mix of cranberries and gourds with some sugar for sweetness.
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Can you really call it a ‘burger’ if there is no bun involved? I personally feel the presence of a bun is important to make a claim for any kind of Burgerhood. That didn't stop Delbert Winters from calling it a Cramburger anyway when he developed this recipe. Of course, it may be because fresh bread is a bit of a luxury to have at the ready after the war.
Radstag are a common sight in Appalachia, often in herds. While usually docile, they most times flee from the player. Sometimes, you come across some that don’t take kindly to Vault Dwellers trying to pick off their kin and go on the defensive. They are also a ready source of nutrition for the Vault Dweller far from home.
The Fallout universe has always had an abundance of pre-packaged or canned goods left over from the good ol’ days. Some places in Fallout 76 like Mama Dolce’s Food Processing are still churning out the good eats...Somehow. Where are these long forsaken and automated factories getting their stock? I don’t think I want to know...But you can still enjoy a good canned stew from Mama Dolce, either way.
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Imagine for me if you will. You’re far from base, you ate your last box of Fancy Lads a while ago, and the game is telling you that you’re getting hungry...Again. This can really be a pickle in the Savage Divide where your best bet for a good meal is killing something, but that requires a campfire unless you intend to eat raw meat. Luckily, the Savage Divide is also crawling with Wild Blackberry. They are plentiful for those emergency situations and are a component in several other recipes, including disease cure and Blackberry Honey Crisps.
Brahmin are relatively unnerving creatures if you were to ask me. They’ve grown a second head, and they are covered in sores and growths that make me think twice over making a meal out of them. Still, players can milk Brahmin for the humble cookies BFF, milk.
This entry on the list falls under “Good under certain conditions”. Fog Crawlers are mean abominations that look like a Kaiju version of a crawdad, fond of the murkier and damp locales. Your reward for sending them to their maker, like any other creature, is a nice big chunk of their meat, which when consumed offers a health regen and a damage buff while traversing foggy and rainy conditions.
This Saag Shrimp Recipe Makes A Case For Eating Your Vegetables
Good ol’ Chicken Noodle Soup. When we start to catch a case of the sniffles, this is the foodstuff of choice we all reach for. It’s easy to make, settles well on the stomach, and fills you with that soothing warmth to chase away the chills. In Fallout 76, it gives a nice nod to those traditions by granting the consumer a small buff to their disease resistance.
We have had to put up with them, we’ve killed them, and now we get to eat them. The Scorchbeast, to my knowledge, drops the largest amounts of food items of any creature I’ve ever encountered in the game. While you could just cook and eat each piece by itself, the real treasure is cooking it all up into a nice, tasty stew. The real trick is getting all the meats to drop before the others go off in your backpack. I probably wouldn’t eat this in real life...I’ve never eaten lung, and I’m not keen to broaden my culinary tastes quite that much...
Found in massive clusters around a statue to the Big M himself in the town of Point Pleasant, Mothman Eggs look more like the titular cryptids blazing red eyes more than they do an egg, making you wonder what strange and profane things are happening inside it as the creature inside incubates. You might also be wondering how they taste, hence the game gives us the option of making omelets out of them.
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