Snake Bone Soup

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“The best way to serve snake.”

–Wilson

“Water and bones are better with fire.”

–Willow

“Is food little for Wolfgang.”

–Wolfgang

“A broth made from a dead animal.”

–Wendy

“A BREW MADE FROM TWO OF MY ENEMIES”

–WX-78

“A hearty broth.”

–Wickerbottom

“Nothin' like a nice warm bowl of soup.”

–Woodie

“It's a rather weak broth.”

–Maxwell

“A meaty bröth!”

–Wigfrid

“Kinda tastes like chicken noodle.”

–Webber

“Nice warm soup.”

–Walani

“A slight variation on a cherished recipe.”

–Warly

“A hearty brew, to be sure.”

–Woodlegs

“'TIS WAT'RY NUM NUMS”

–Wilba

“Squirmy water”

–Wormwood

Snake Bone Soup is a Crock Pot dish introduced in the Hamlet DLC. Recipe calls for 2 Snake Bones, and a Meat value of 2. It takes 20 seconds to cook, and takes 10 days to spoil.

When consumed, it restores 40 , 25 and 10 .

It’s possible to put 2 Monster Meat in the Crock Pot instead of normal Meat, it will still result in Snake Bone Soup.

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