Microwave

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Microwave

Recipe
Created With	Electronics Printer, Fabricator
Cost	5g Iron, 1g Gold, 2g Copper, 3g Steel* *fabricator only

Description

While countless 'better' ways of cooking have been invented in the last few Food hundred years, few are as durable or easy to fabricate as the OK-Zoomer microwave. Licensed from Xigo, the plans are based on a classic model from the mid-21st century, giving it a charmingly retro feel. But don't worry, it oscillates Water molecules more than adequately.

Just bolt it to a Powered Bench using a Wrench to power it, follow the recipe, and you're cooking.

- Stationpedia

• Must be attached to a Powered Bench by using a Wrench.
• The Microwave will refuse to work if the door is not closed, and will flash an orange light when turned on.
• Clearing out the Microwave destroys all the ingredients in it.
• There is no batch processing for the Microwave, and using double/triple/etc ingredients will not result in multiple outputs. The contents will have to be cleared out, which destroys them right now.
• Remember that the sounds are not synced to the finish of the microwave yet
• The Automated Oven is an upgrade to the microwave.

Recipes

Food	Recipe	Hunger / item
Muffin	5 1 10 50	200% Fill
Cereal Bar	5 50	60% Fill
Baked Potato	5 1	80% Fill
Bread Loaf	10 200 5	200% Fill
French Fries	5 1 5	160% Fill
Pumpkin Pie	10 1 10 100 10	600% Fill
Cooked Tomato	5 1	50% Fill
Cooked Corn	5 1	40% Fill
Cooked Rice	4 3	40% Fill
Cooked Pumpkin	5 1	60% Fill
Powdered Eggs	5 4	22% Fill
Condensed Milk	6 100	100% Fill
Cooked Soybean	5 5	24% Fill

Note: Making Cooked Pumpkin, Condensed Milk, Cooked Soybean and Soy Oil results in less nutritional value than their ingredients had.

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