Endothermic fire un-cooking items

[Jakepeng99]

Doing so makes them loose freshness. Idea by @chirsg

[grm9]

what'd you even use that for except ham bat

[Uedo]

I think that's really funny - kinda fitting with the quirkiness of the constant. 

No un-cooking crockpot dishes though right? 

@grm9 Mushroom's maybe? Not that I use them much

[Jakepeng99]

38 minutes ago, grm9 said:

what'd you even use that for except ham bat

Its just fun and niche. You might suddenly find it useful for something.

5 minutes ago, Uedo said:

No un-cooking crockpot dishes though right? 

No

[Uedo]

6 minutes ago, Jakepeng99 said:

Its just fun and niche. You might suddenly find it useful for something.

No

Yeah I love it! haha I'm in!

[GreenBowers]

I dont think they should lose freshness, otherwise there would be zero point to it, but its a cute and silly idea.

[flamboyant wolf]

1 hour ago, GreenBowers said:

I dont think they should lose freshness, otherwise there would be zero point to it, but its a cute and silly idea.

if the food doesn't loose freshness when un-cooked, you could refresh all of the cookable food for free, though. Maybe if the food that has been uncooked wouldn't gain freshness when cooked again, or couldn't be cooked on the fire at all anymore?

[Wormboi]

I thought you meant uncooking something would turn it to its raw form (Like cooking steak would turn into raw meat)

[NPCMaxwell]

5 hours ago, Jakepeng99 said:

Its just fun and niche. You might suddenly find it useful for something.

No

I adore ridiculous mechanics that mostly exist for annoyance c':

(plus in case one needs a big amount of rot quickly that could be a use.)

[Uedo]

On 7/7/2024 at 5:20 PM, Wormboi said:

I thought you meant uncooking something would turn it to its raw form (Like cooking steak would turn into raw meat)

Oh I thought that too, is that not what was meant?

[Jakepeng99]

On 7/7/2024 at 5:20 PM, Wormboi said:

I thought you meant uncooking something would turn it to its raw form (Like cooking steak would turn into raw meat)

Yeah thats what it does. What do you mean?

[GreenBowers]

On 7/7/2024 at 9:18 AM, skile said:

if the food doesn't loose freshness when un-cooked, you could refresh all of the cookable food for free, though. Maybe if the food that has been uncooked wouldn't gain freshness when cooked again, or couldn't be cooked on the fire at all anymore?

Well like, just have it cost sanity. There is zero reason to uncook ingredients otherwise, unless you make a mistake cooking a blue mushroom.

[Dr.Webber]

On 7/7/2024 at 7:36 AM, Jakepeng99 said:

Doing so makes them loose freshness. Idea by @chirsg

What if instead of uncooking them it restores freshness the only way I can think of the uncooking thing would be useful for is when you accidentally cook tall bird eggs 

[NPCMaxwell]

13 minutes ago, Dr.Webber said:

What if instead of uncooking them it restores freshness the only way I can think of the uncooking thing would be useful for is when you accidentally cook tall bird eggs 

Well that IS a use afterall. *thinks of the many smallbirds I have lost by accidently transforming them into breakfast*

[Dr.Webber]

46 minutes ago, NPCMaxwell said:

Well that IS a use afterall. *thinks of the many smallbirds I have lost by accidently transforming them into breakfast*

Yeah, you know I think about it :