Traveler's lunchbox

Smuggler Cooperative village

In my view the Lunch box is the costliest snack of the whole line, but it pays off once you have a smooth production of both intermediate products established.

The Lunch box is the top-tier smuggler's snack from the Cooperative village, for which you need finished Cherry cookies, a Sushi platter and a Wooden box in the Bakery. The base price of 1 780 000 dollars per unit and the five-hour production time show that it is a costlier item than simpler snacks like Warm milk. It isn't bought in the shop, so without a stock of the two finished intermediate products you won't get to producing it at all. It isn't processed any further, so it is the final product of the whole line of Bakery snacks.

How to get it

The recipe combines two intermediate products, Cherry cookies and the Sushi platter, with a Wooden box, so you first need to produce both or have them in stock. At Bakery level 1, 2 units in 5 hours cost 7 Cherry cookies, 134 Sushi platters and 2 Wooden boxes, at level 9 the consumption of Cherry cookies drops to 6 units and Sushi platters to 108 units for the same output. Given the long production time, it pays off to start a batch only once you have both intermediate products ready, so the five-hour slot in the Bakery doesn't sit empty.

What to do with it

The Lunch box isn't processed any further, so you use it as a finished product for selling or for completing a customer contract.

Production in this building Bakery

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

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