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Content: bread in a can #45680

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d4bf0c9
Canned bread yay
Xaleth Nov 28, 2020
ee6893c
Minor fix
Xaleth Nov 28, 2020
ff6c3f8
Fix based on feedback
Xaleth Nov 29, 2020
fc052cd
More adjustments
Xaleth Nov 29, 2020
c6df65c
Adjust canned bread (still WIP!)
Xaleth Nov 29, 2020
25fb27d
Revamp the PR
Xaleth Nov 30, 2020
23b02be
whoops
Xaleth Nov 30, 2020
4bc7e33
another whoops
Xaleth Nov 30, 2020
e80628f
Fix the calorie balance in the recipe (hopefully)
Xaleth Nov 30, 2020
b502b94
calorie balance, take 2
Xaleth Dec 1, 2020
f69d974
Little recipe bit
Xaleth Dec 2, 2020
1c542e9
Calorie fix, take 3
Xaleth Dec 4, 2020
9e7911a
FINAL CALORIE FIX, LET'S GOOOO :D
Xaleth Dec 4, 2020
e726c97
Update from feedback
Xaleth Jan 23, 2021
4aa0f96
Update data/json/items/comestibles/wheat.json
Xaleth Jan 24, 2021
adf7118
Merge branch '0.F-dev' into canned_bread
ZhilkinSerg Feb 18, 2021
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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions data/json/itemgroups/Food/food.json
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{ "item": "apple_canned", "prob": 1 },
{ "item": "can_cheese", "prob": 1 },
{ "item": "fish_canned", "prob": 1 },
{ "item": "brown_bread", "prob": 1 },
{ "item": "can_spam", "prob": 1 },
{ "item": "can_sardine", "prob": 1 },
{ "item": "ravioli", "prob": 1 },
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{ "item": "can_chowder", "prob": 35 },
{ "item": "can_herring", "prob": 30 },
{ "item": "can_chicken", "prob": 40 },
{ "item": "brown_bread", "prob": 20 },
{ "item": "broth", "prob": 15 },
{ "item": "crackers", "prob": 10 },
{ "item": "oyster_crackers", "prob": 10 },
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"subtype": "distribution",
"entries": [
{ "item": "bread", "prob": 65 },
{ "item": "brown_bread", "prob": 50 },
{ "item": "brown_bread", "prob": 50, "container-item": "bag_plastic" },
{ "item": "cake2", "prob": 10 },
{ "item": "cake3", "prob": 10 },
{ "item": "cornbread", "prob": 35 },
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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions data/json/items/comestibles/bread.json
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"weight": "45 g",
"color": "brown",
"spoils_in": "10 days",
"container": "bag_plastic",
"container": "can_medium",
"comestible_type": "FOOD",
"symbol": "%",
"healthy": 1,
"calories": 74,
"calories": 130,
"description": "A sweet bread, like cake.",
"price": "272 cent",
"price_postapoc": "4 USD",
"price_postapoc": "2 USD",
"material": [ "wheat" ],
"volume": "48 ml",
"volume": "480 ml",
"charges": 10,
"flags": [ "EATEN_HOT", "EATEN_COLD" ],
"fun": 3,
"vitamins": [ [ "calcium", 2 ], [ "iron", 6 ] ]
"vitamins": [ [ "calcium", 4 ], [ "iron", 4 ] ]
},
{
"type": "COMESTIBLE",
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"type": "COMESTIBLE",
"id": "bread_flour",
"name": { "str_sp": "bread flour" },
"weight": "13 g",
"weight": "60 g",
"color": "white",
"spoils_in": "360 days",
"container": "bag_paper_powder_small",
"container": "bag_paper_powder",
"comestible_type": "FOOD",
"symbol": "%",
"quench": -1,
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"price": "200 cent",
"price_postapoc": "95 cent",
"material": [ "wheat", "powder" ],
"volume": "250 ml",
"volume": "2400 ml",
"flags": [ "EDIBLE_FROZEN", "RAW" ],
"charges": 20,
"vitamins": [ [ "iron", 4 ] ],
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"flags": [ "TRADER_AVOID" ]
},
{
"id": "bag_paper_powder_small",
"id": "bag_paper_powder",
"type": "GENERIC",
"category": "container",
"name": { "str": "small powder paper bag" },
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{
"pocket_type": "CONTAINER",
"watertight": false,
"max_contains_volume": "2 L",
"max_contains_volume": "2500 ml",
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The can that bread comes in is larger than a two liter of coca cola?

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Well, let's see... something like 4.25 inches tall (8 slices of 1/2-inch-thick bread), I'm estimating a diameter of 2 inches... call it 875 mL, at least for cans from the original company.

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This is the powder bag for bread flour. I guess I should rename it to bag_paper_powder instead of bag_paper_powder_small...

"max_contains_weight": "2 kg",
"moves": 200
}
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"skill_used": "cooking",
"difficulty": 3,
"charges": 10,
"time": "30 m",
"time": "1 h 30 m",
"batch_time_factors": [ 50, 5 ],
"autolearn": false,
"book_learn": [ [ "family_cookbook", 1 ], [ "baking_book", 2 ], [ "cookbook", 2 ], [ "cookbook_daintydishes", 2 ] ],
"qualities": [ { "id": "COOK", "level": 3 } ],
"tools": [ [ [ "surface_heat", 8, "LIST" ] ] ],
"components": [
[ [ "bread_flour", 1 ] ],
[ [ "flour", 1 ] ],
[ [ "cornmeal", 1 ] ],
[ [ "molasses", 1 ] ],
[ [ "water", 1 ] ],
[ [ "flour", 5 ] ],
[ [ "cornmeal", 5 ] ],
[ [ "molasses", 2 ] ],
[ [ "water", 1 ], [ "water_clean", 1 ] ],
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[ [ "water", 1 ], [ "water_clean", 1 ] ],
[ [ "water_clean", 1 ] ],

I'm wondering if unclean water should ever be used for baking bread? Someone who knows more should definitely weigh in on this question.

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This is a recipe not using yeast (and thus strictly speaking requiring baking soda - see comment below - for leavening). It would really depend on exactly how unclean the water is. If it's just stuff that would be killed by heat, you'd be fine. If there were things floating in it, that'd be another matter entirely.

If you're using yeast, you'd need clean water - unclean may well grow something other than the yeast you meant to cultivate...

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Yeah this would go back into that issue put up by kevingranade talking about water purity. Personally, I think it's good as it is until we do a full revamp of determining how clean water is.

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"//": "Later: this needs baking soda. Also possibility of rewrite to use portions of components' charges."
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