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{{InterwikiLink:Tepache}} | {{InterwikiLink:Tepache}} | ||
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| gathered= | | gathered= | ||
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| skill= | | skill= | ||
| eaten= | | eaten= | ||
| heals=3.6 | | heals=3.6 | ||
| heals2 = 28 | | heals2 = 28 | ||
| + | | intox = 0.32 | ||
| + | | intox2 = 312 | ||
| skill2 = Cooking | | skill2 = Cooking | ||
| resources = [[pineapples]]<br />[[honey]]<br />[[beer]] | | resources = [[pineapples]]<br />[[honey]]<br />[[beer]] | ||
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| method0 = {{bucket}}<br />(400g [[pineapples]], 150g [[honey]], 350g [[beer]]) | | method0 = {{bucket}}<br />(400g [[pineapples]], 150g [[honey]], 350g [[beer]]) | ||
| amount0 = 800 | | amount0 = 800 | ||
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'''Tepache''' is a drink made out of the flesh and rind of the pineapple fermented with honey. Beer is added to increase the alcohol content. | '''Tepache''' is a drink made out of the flesh and rind of the pineapple fermented with honey. Beer is added to increase the alcohol content. | ||
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28 grams heals one percent of damage. | 28 grams heals one percent of damage. | ||
| − | Made with [[pineapples]], [[honey]] and [[beer]] in an {{bucket}}, using a {{knife}}. | + | Made with [[pineapples]], [[honey]], and [[beer]] in an {{bucket}}, using a {{knife}}. |
[[Category:Drinks]] | [[Category:Drinks]] | ||
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Tepache is a drink made out of the flesh and rind of the pineapple fermented with honey. Beer is added to increase the alcohol content.
28 grams heals one percent of damage.
Made with pineapples, honey, and beer in an iron or wooden bucket, using a knife, bone knife or bronze knife.
