Fruitcake with cream – Goodgame Big Farm

Fruitcake with cream

Basic product Gourmet farm

Fruit cake with whipped cream is the most expensive and slowest recipe of the batch, but thanks to further processing into fruit loaf, the wait is worth it.

Quick overview

FarmGourmet farm
Base price6 800 Dollars
Produced inBakery
Used inBakery

Fruit cake with whipped cream is the most demanding recipe of the whole batch - it combines milk, peaches and cherries and bakes for eight hours. It can't be bought, only made, and at a base price of 6800 dollars it's the most expensive product of the raw materials compared here. Unlike the other cakes from the bakery, I can also process it further into fruit loaf.

How to get it

At bakery level 1 I need 1600 milk, 600 peaches and 700 cherries for 400 cakes in 8 hours. As the bakery level rises, consumption drops, at level 9 it's 1280 milk, 480 peaches and 565 cherries for the same yield and time, so leveling the bakery pays off more with this recipe than any other.

What to do with it

I send the cake on in the bakery to make fruit loaf, or straight to be sold or to customer contracts.

Tip from a veteran player Because of the eight-hour production time, I start the recipe before a longer break, such as overnight, so no time is wasted waiting on me.
Most common mistake It's a waste to leave the finished cake sitting in storage for long when the bakery can turn it straight into the more valuable fruit loaf.

Production in this building Bakery

LevelIngredientsAmountTimeXP
1Milk × 1 600
Peaches × 600
Cherries × 700
4008 h
2Milk × 1 560
Peaches × 585
Cherries × 680
4008 h
3Milk × 1 520
Peaches × 570
Cherries × 665
4008 h
4Milk × 1 480
Peaches × 555
Cherries × 645
4008 h
5Milk × 1 440
Peaches × 540
Cherries × 630
4008 h
6Milk × 1 400
Peaches × 525
Cherries × 610
4008 h
7Milk × 1 360
Peaches × 510
Cherries × 595
4008 h
8Milk × 1 320
Peaches × 495
Cherries × 580
4008 h
9Milk × 1 280
Peaches × 480
Cherries × 565
4008 h

Used in

BuildingsOutput
BakeryBoxed fruitcake

Produced in

Game data, version 8052 (14. 8. 2026).

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