Stardew Valley Just Got Its Most Eye-Wateringly Difficult Recipe Ever

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players looking to cook the ultimate dish and take home the title of ultimate chef can now do so with an incredibly difficult mod that takes one sandwich's name very literally. As Farmers grow their crops and gather barns filled with animals, it doesn't take long to acquire a good amount of raw ingredients that can be used to brew up all kinds of delicious treats. Having said that, many items can be incredibly difficult to obtain given that they can't be grown so creating a meal that requires every single food in the game takes a while.

It's this philosophy that drove SiTheGreat over on Nexus Mods to create «The Everything Bagel» mod which does what it says on the tin by introducing a recipe into that requires every single food. Writing in the description, the modder notes that they wanted to add in a version of the Everything Bagel, a cookable dish, that actually lives up to its name. They conclude by challenging players to make their version of the Everything Bagel, a task that will likely take plenty of hours both in the world of Pelican Town and in reality.

While simply cooking the modded Everything Bagel sounds like it would be an easy chore, completing the recipe is actually especially difficult. In fact, the list of ingredients is so long that it runs off the screen, meaning most of the required items are obscured and can't be read. In fact, of the 134 ingredients needed to make the sandwich, 120 can't be seen in the recipe, making just knowing what's needed a challenge in and of itself.

Fortunately, SiTheGreat has offered some helpful hints to any player who wants to take on the punishingly difficult Everything Bagel challenge. They note that all ingredients are "" and that very few of them are artisan goods. Additionally, any food introduced in the 1.6 Update isn't required for the Bagel and no Legendary Fish are needed to make it. Regardless, gathering every single recipe or food item can take tens of hours considering that many are locked behind the