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Nigo

CategoryItem
Restores2 (+0.2)
Eating time1.6s
Compost85%

Namago boiled in a pot to remove its green taste. The press splits it into soy milk and okara.

Obtaining

Small Pot15s

Usage

To the press

Put it in the pressing vat with empty bottles to make soy milk and leave okara in the byproduct slot. Stocking more ingredients repeats the same process.

As an ingredient

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Making it step by step

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Process flowchart

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Step 1EquipmentSoaking Tub
Ingredients
Step 2EquipmentIshiusu
Ingredients
OutputNamago
Step 3EquipmentSmall Pot
Ingredients
OutputNigo

In the real world

The Japanese name 煮呉 is read nigo. It is go — soaked soybeans ground into a mash — after heating and before soy milk is pressed out.

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