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However, for maximum profit, it is ''always'' better to process ingredients in a [[Preserves Jar]], [[Keg]], [[Mayonnaise Machine]], or [[Cheese Press]].

However, for maximum profit, it is ''always'' better to process ingredients in a [[Preserves Jar]], [[Keg]], [[Mayonnaise Machine]], or [[Cheese Press]].

The only noteworthy exceptions (since cooking is the only way to process algae, cave carrots, winter root, and fish) are [[Algae Soup]] (+{{Price|40}}), [[Pale Broth]] (+{{Price|100}}), [[Roots Platter]] with regular quality winter root (+{{Price|5}}), and [[Sashimi]] with low-tier fish. Aside from these four recipes, cooking for profit only becomes attractive if the ingredient production greatly exceeds the processing capacity.

The only noteworthy exceptions (since cooking is the only way to process algae) are [[Algae Soup]] (+{{Price|40}}), and [[Pale Broth]] (+{{Price|100}}). Before 1.6, [[Roots Platter]] with normal quality winter roots was also profitable (+{{Price|5}}). However, as of 1.6, both can put processed in Preserves Jars, making the recipe no longer profitable.

 

It is better to process fish with a [[Fish Smoker]] in almost all cases. Generally, only fish that sell for less than {{Price|28}} will be profitable to turn into [[Sashimi]]. In practice, this means regular and silver quality [[Periwinkle]] with neither the Fisher or Angler professions, and only regular quality with the Fisher profession. No fish are more profitable to turn into Sashimi with the Angler profession. If the selling or buying price of coal is factored in, the amount of fish worth turning into Sashimi will rise.

 

Aside from these cases, cooking for profit only becomes attractive if the ingredient production greatly exceeds the processing capacity.

==Quests==

==Quests==