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Delicious golden drops of sap contained in the gnarled bark from the trees in the Whisker Woods Rift.

The scent of these peppers is mildly addictive. Six peppers, ten servings of Coconut Milk, along with some Curds and Whey and salt make some of the creamiest tasting cheese ever.

A dark red curd of cheese. These curds turn red when kept for long periods of time beneath the soil. Absorbing a lot of "iron" and "nutrients" from the ground.

Saltier than a saltine! Crumbly bits of pure crystalline Rift Salt.

A rather noisy snack, these crunchy peppers always taste fresh no matter how long ago they were picked. Six peppers, four servings of Coconut Milk, along with some Curds and Whey and Salt make a cheese with a unique crunchy texture.

A rare crystal bloom surging with unknown energies. This cluster of crystal collects and focuses energy throughout its core.

This incredibly powerful accumulation of crystal energy is used to craft one of the most powerful Forgotten traps, along with allowing a hunter to access some of the best charms the Charm Shoppe Guild has to offer!

Curds and whey are a common ingredient in a variety of cheese flavours. Elaborate flavours often require a greater quantity than more basic flavours.

This tiny plant holds something mysterious inside - an energy so powerful that it could change the world, if only it were harnessed correctly.

Surely, there must be some way to intensify and combine that energy into something more powerful.

A remnant fragment from a larger coral skeleton from the Rodentia Ocean. Has a good crunch to it. A main ingredient for crafting Fishy Fromage.

Visit the Sunken City Cheese Shoppe to create Fishy Fromage with this item!

A mysterious and ornate glass oculus in very bad condition. It's not usable in its current state.

It is comprised of three sections: the outer ring, the inner focus ring, and the glass lens.

The worn outer ring looks like it was likely made from a delicate but highly conductive substance.

There are a few empty slots embedded into the inner focus ring so clearly things are missing.

The broken pieces of the lens that remain appear to be something more than just regular glass. They split the light rays that stream through in a vibrant and almost lively way. It's hard to imagine what components could possibly form such unique glass, let alone the searing heat necessary to melt them together. Perhaps the answer relates to how you found it?