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We’ve already mentioned in our list of tips and tricks for newbies that cooking plays a major part in LifeAfter. And why shouldn’t it? Many of us might not bother to make our own meals in real life, but what if zombies put an end to delivery services? We’d have no choice but to bring out the frying pan and… cry. Then, try to cook something. Provided that the zombies don’t get us, that is.
In LifeAfter, cooking has two important functions. First, it helps you make food that can keep your character full and healthy. Secondly, it gives you access to a whole range of buffs, from higher attack to health regen and faster movement speed.
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But when you start a new game, your character is as bad at cooking as you are. It takes a lot of experimentation to find the recipes for the best foods, which where this guide comes in. Below, you’ll find some of the best recipes in the game, organized according to their main buffs. Let’s get crazy!
Staying full in LifeAfter keeps your character alive, but it also buffs their movement speed and their ability to gather resources and run. Sometimes, you just want a satiating dish that ensures your character won’t go hungry during a gathering expedition. When in doubt, try one of the following:
Some of these items do nothing more than fill up your belly, while others – such as the Candied Fruit, for example – also offer health regen for a small period of time.
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Although bandages and other medical supplies can restore more health than most foods, you might sometimes run out of the former. In these cases, you have to rely on food for a quick HP boost before you get the opportunity to make some meds. These are the recipes that can help you out:
Of course, you won’t always have the right ingredients on hand for these recipes, but meat and mushrooms are fairly common in expeditions. Grill them up and eat them to heal in emergency situations.
If you’re up against a tough opponent, it might be a good idea to buff yourself up with some damage food. Use one of the following recipes:
Butternut Squash, Kale And Cranberry Pizza (vegan, Gluten Free, Refined Sugar Free)
Some crit foods increase the chance that you will score a critical hit with your weapon, but most of them actually boost your crit while gathering. When you’re logging, for example, a crit can help you get more wood from the same tree.
Need even more gathering buffs for a massive expedition? These foods increase the speed of gathering so that you can get more stuff in a lesser amount of time. Some of them even increase your crit chance.
In case you plan to travel for long stretches of time, you might want to improve your movement speed to make the trip shorter. This can also help you run away from tough zombies successfully when you’re in an area above your level.
How To Make The Best Outdoor Pizza
In LifeAfter, pretty much anything can kill you – from zombies to dangerous animals and even the weather. Certain environments, in particular, are more likely to be too cold for your character and if you don’t have time to stop by the campfire, a temperature food is the way to go.
Alternatively, there are a few foods that decrease your body temperature. Take care that you don’t eat them during the evenings or while travelling through a cold zone.
If you’ve just started playing and you don’t know where to find all of these ingredients yet, be sure to check out our guide to the first steps in LifeAfter. Once you go on your first expedition and craft your first gun, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to explore different zones and acquire raw materials for your experiments with food.This gluten free stuffing recipe is adapted from my husband’s grandma’s original and has been served at family gatherings for decades. It’s simple to make, but stands out on your Thanksgiving table. Expect your guests to ask for the recipe!
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