Question about the food lifestyles
Has anybody ever figured out what foods correspond to which lifestyle, both healthy and junk food? I know the only foods tagged with the healthy tag are apparently the salads, harvestables, and then w...
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"Gilshandros;c-18207155" wrote:
Hi, I just tested (almost) all the recipes.
Recipes that give the buff from the 'cook' menu: garden salad, tofu stir fry, balaeda, empanadas de verde, fruit salad, pan de muerto, arapa rello con perico, samosa, goi cuon, tacquitos, tajine, sweet and sour eggplant, ramen, pufferfish nigiri, pho, nigiri, lumpia, lobster roll, seafood cowder, egg rolls, pastel de pimito, areba de palion, vegetable dumplings, dango, curry, tofu tacos, onigiri, bhel puri, brochette, banh mi, egg ramen, beef ramen, watermelon salad, tomato wrapped veggie burrito, spinach wrapped veggie burrito, faux meat wellington, veggie slider
Recipes that give the buff from the 'gourmet' menu: Caesar salad, tamogo nigiri, vegetable tempura, caprese salad, tofu chicken saltimbocca, salmon maki roll, herb crusted salmon, spinach frittata, avocado maki roll, butternut squash soup, faux bacon wrapped asparagus, salmon nigiri, butternut gnocchi, tuna nigiri, faux lobster tortellini, meatless Montecristo
Most of these make sense, but it's so weird to me that an arepa or baleada (both delicious, but not so much healthy!) count, but pasta primavera does not. Of course, it's also always seemed weird to me that pasta primavera will make your sim gain weight. Like, what are you all doing, pouring a whole bottle of olive oil in there? :D
