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Chocolate cake Nourishing Food / Healing Food Eaten 40 grams Heals 6% per 100 grams 17 grams heals 1% injury Manufactured Resource Resources cake flour, eggs, sugar, milk, butter or margarine, cocoa powder Machinery regular oven, coal oven or gas oven whisk Skill Cooking Methods of  manufacturing Method Amount oven (300g wood or firewood) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar, 100g milk 100g butter/margarine, 200g cocoa powder 800 coal oven (45g coal) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar, 100g milk 100g butter/margarine, 200g cocoa powder 800 coal oven (45g charcoal) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar, 100g milk 100g butter/margarine, 200g cocoa powder 800 gas oven (25g propane) 200g cake flour, 100g eggs, 100g sugar, 100g milk 100g butter/margarine, 200g cocoa powder 800

Chocolate cake is very similar to brownies, but more moist (due to the milk) and perfectly suited for spawnday parties. It's also a useful alternative to avoiding that whole "nuts vs. no nuts" controversy.

While you need a whisk, you will not need a casserole dish to make this cake. You will, however, need cake flour, eggs, sugar, milk, butter or margarine, and cocoa powder.

Thanks to the magic of chocolate™ eating a luscious piece is so invigorating, it also reduces tiredness by 1% for every 100 grams eaten.

While some^(who???) insist that chocolate cake and beer are perfectly valid breakfast foods, Cantr Staff™ does not recommend this and has a number of very good AA programs they can refer.