The mixery bowl is a useful mid-game item, that allows you to combine different raw foods into cooked meals. Cooked meals will not spoil as fast as raw food and will replenish more stamina and thirst.

You acquire the knowledge to craft the mixery bowl by using the shrine in the witchy brewer's hollow tree shop. His shop is only open during daytime, so plan your visit accordingly.

To craft a mixery bowl you will need one humble wood and one blue stone.
You get humble wood when you chop down a stout tree with the stone axe and you get blue stone when using the stone hammer or a pebble on an ageless rock in the highlands. Pebbles can be picked up in the stream.
Unlike other crafted items the mixery bowl will not show up in your inventory, but appear in your homecamp next to the campfire.

There might be a bug, when you craft the mixery bowl while not in the homecamp: your materials are consumed but you won't find the mixery bowl in the camp when returnig, so best to craft it while at home. Also trying to craft a second mixery bowl while not in the homecamp can lead to other undesired effects (e.g. storage box disappears).

Use of the mixery bowl is fairly simple. Just swap the items you want to combine from your inventory into one of the four mixery bowl's slots and watch the magic happen.

"Only within this bowl of mixery could I conceive of blendily whiskily
weaving a mingly infusion of item amalgamations."


Berry bun delight
1x Berries
1x Buttery flour

Fruit flan yum
1x Treekin fruits
1x Buttery flour

Scrummy fruity punch
1x Berries
1x Treekin fruits

Fishy finny soupy
2x Smelly fishy fins

Meaty balled hash
1x Bloody innert offal
1x Soily potatoe
1x Eye stingy onion

Mushroomsies brew
3x Mushroomsies
(no red caps)

Mushroomsies stew
3x Monsta mushroomsies
(no red caps)

Orchard crumble
1x Orchard fruits
1x Buttery flour

Purified dark heart
1x Blackened dead heart
1x Angelic purity flower

I hope this guide was helpful to you, if so please click on the like button above. Feel free to leave any comments (in EN or DE) or further hints and tricks which I might add to this guide.


Bon appétit!

Rhonda Fizzleflint, 03. November 2015