# Martian Food #### I defy you, orange man: ![](https://i.imgur.com/bkymJDo.png) ## Ingredients #### Kimchi *A classic Korean dish, although this particular prep is more similar to the Martian style- shredded cabbage with chilli peppers, konbu, bonito, and a mix of spices.* 1 Cabbage, 1 Chili, 5u Salt #### Inferno Kimchi *For when ordinary kimchi just can't scratch your itch for insane heat, inferno kimchi picks up the slack.* 1 Cabbage, 1 Ghost Chili, 5u Salt #### Garlic Kimchi *A new twist on a classic formula- kimchi and garlic, finally together in perfect harmony.* 1 Cabbage, 1 Chili, 1 Garlic, 5u Salt #### Surimi *A portion of uncured fish surimi.* 1 Fishmeat #### Kamaboku *A Japanese-style fishcake frequently used in snacks and ramen.* Made by curing Surimi on a drying rack #### Sambal *A spice paste from Indonesia, used widely in cooking throughout South East Asia.* 1 Chili, 1 Garlic, 1 Onion, 3 Sugar, 3 Lime Juice #### Katsu Fillet *Breaded and deep fried meat, used for a variety of dishes.* 1 Raw Cutlet, 1 Reispan Slice #### Rice Dough *A piece of dough made with equal parts rice flour and wheat flour, for a unique flavour.* 10u Rice, 10u Flour, 10u Water #### Fresh Noodles *Rice noodles, made fresh. Remember, there is no secret ingredient.* Slice a Rice Dough #### Reispan *Though the concept of rice bread has been common in Asia for centuries, the reispan as we know it today is most commonly associated with Mars- where limited arable land has forced ingenuity.* Bake a Rice Dough #### Canned Squid Ink *An odd ingredient in typical cooking, squid ink lends a taste of the sea to any dish- while also dyeing it jet black in the process.* Ordered via Produce Console #### Can of Chap *CHAP: Chopped Ham And Pork. The classic American canned meat product that won a world war, then sent millions of servicemen home with heart congestion.* Ordered via Produce Console #### Hurricane Rice *Inspired by nasi goreng, this classic dish comes straight from Prospect, on Mars. It's named for its distinctive cooking style, where the frying rice is given lots of airtime while being flipped, mostly because it looks really cool for the customers.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Egg, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Chili, 1 Cutlet, 1 Pineapple Slice, 3u Soy Sauce #### Ikareis *A spicy rice dish made with squid-ink, peppers, onions, sausage, and flavourful chillis.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Canned Squid Ink, 1 Bell Pepper, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Sausage, 1 Chili #### Hawaiian Fried Rice *Not a traditional Hawaiian dish, Hawaiian fried rice instead utilises a pastiche of Hawaiian ingredients- including diced Chap and, controversially, pineapple. Purists are split on whether pineapple belongs in rice.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Chap Slice, 1 Bell Pepper, 1 Pineapple Slice, 1 Onion Slice, 5u Soy Sauce #### Ketchup Fried Rice *A classic Japanese comfort food, made with sausage, veggies, worchestershire sauce, rice- oh, and of course, ketchup.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Onion Slice, 1 American Sausage, 1 Carrot, 1 Peas, 5u Ketchup, 2u Worcestershire Sauce #### Mediterranean Fried Rice *A strange take on the fried rice formula: herbs, cheese, olives, and of course, meatballs. Sorta like a hybrid of risotto and fried rice.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Herb Bundle, 1 Firm Cheese Slice, 1 Olive, 1 Meatball #### Egg Fried Rice (Customisable) *As simple as fried rice gets: rice, egg, soy sauce. Simple, elegant, and infinitely customisable.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Egg, 3u Soy Sauce #### Bibimbap (Customisable) *A Korean dish consisting of rice and various toppings, served in a roasting hot stone bowl.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Cucumber, 1 Mushroom, 1 Cutlet, 1 Kimchi, 1 Egg #### Bulgogi Noodles *Korean barbecue meat served with noodles! Made with gochujang, for extra spicy flavour.* 1 Boiled Noodles, 1 Cutlet, 1 Apple, 1 Garlic, 1 Onion Slice, 4 Teriyaki Sauce #### Yakisoba Katsu *Breaded and deep fried meat on a bed of fried noodles. Delicious, if unconventional.* 1 Boiled Noodles, 1 Cabbage, 1 Carrot, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Katsu Fillet, 3u Worcestershire Sauce #### Martian Fried Noodles *Fried noodles from the red planet. Martian cooking draws from many cultures, and these noodles are no exception- there's elements of Malay, Thai, Chinese, Korean and Japanese cuisine in here.* 1 Boiled Noodles, 1 Salted Peanuts, 1 Cutlet, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Egg, 3u Soy Sauce, 3u Red Bay Seasoning #### Simple Fried Noodles (Customisable) *A simple yet delicious fried noodle dish, perfect for the creative chef to make whatever fried noodles they want.* 1 Boiled Noodles, 3u Soy Sauce #### Setagaya Curry *Made famous by a cafe in Setagaya, this curry's extensive recipe has gone on to be a closely-guarded secret amongst cafe owners across human space. The taste is said to replenish the diner's soul, whatever that means.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Apple, 3u Honey, 3u Ketchup, 1 Chocolate Bar, 3u Coffee, 3u Wine, 3u Curry Powder, 1 Meat Slab, 1 Onion, 1 Potato, 1 Carrot #### Katsu Curry *Breaded and deep fried meat, topped with curry sauce and served on a bed of rice.* 1 Katsu Fillet, 1 Boiled Rice, 5u Curry Sauce #### Po Kok Gai *Also known as galinha à portuguesa, or Portuguese chicken, this dish is a Macanese classic born of Portuguese colonialism, though the dish itself is not a Portuguese dish. It consists of chicken in \"Portuguese Sauce\", a mild coconut-based curry.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Chicken Slab, 5u Coconut Milk, 3u Curry Powder #### Feizhou Ji *Considered a Macanese variant on piri-piri, fēizhōu jī, or galinha à africana, or African chicken (if you're feeling like speaking Common), is a popular dish in the TID, and subsequently also on Mars due to its influx of Macanese settlers.* 1 Chicken Slab, 1 Chili, 1 Bell Pepper, 5u Vinegar #### Galinha de Cabidela *Originally a Portuguese dish, cabidela rice is traditionally made with chicken in Portugal, and duck in Macau- ultimately, the chicken version won out on Mars due to European influence.* 1 Chicken Slab, 1 Tomato, 1 Uncooked Rice, 5u Blood ## Burgers and Sandwiches #### Big Blue Burger *The original and best Big Blue, straight outta Mars' favourite burger joint. Catch the wave, brother!* 1 Bun, 2 Patties, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Cheese Wedge, 1 Bacon, 1 Pineapple Slice, 4u Teriyaki Sauce #### Chappy Patty *Originally born of a night of drinking in a Big Blue Burger kitchen, the Chappy patty has since become a staple of both Big Blue's menu and Hawaiian (or at least, faux-Hawaiian) cuisine galaxy-wide. Given Big Kahuna operates most of its stores on Mars, it's perhaps no wonder this dish is popular there.* 1 Bun, 2 Grilled Chap Slices, 1 Fried Egg, 1 Cheese Wedge, 3u Ketchup #### King Katsu Sandwich *A big sandwich with crispy fried katsu, bacon, kimchi slaw and salad, all on reispan bread. Truly the king of meat between bread.* 2 Reispan Slices, 1 Katsu Fillet, 1 Bacon Slice, 1 Kimchi, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Tomato #### Marte Cubano Sandwich *A fusion food from Mars, the Marte-Cubano is based on the classic Cubano, but updated for ingredient availability and changes in tastes.* 2 Reispan Slices, 1 Slice of Bacon, 2 Pickles, 1 Wedge of Cheese #### Little Shiro Sandwich *A classic Martian sandwich, named for the first president of TerraGov to come from Mars. It features fried eggs, bulgogi beef, a kimchi salad, and a healthy topping of mozzarella cheese.* 2 Reispan Slices, 1 Cutlet, 1 Fried Egg, 1 Garlic Kimchi, 1 Mozzarella Cheese, 1 Bundle of Herbs #### Croque-Martienne *The quintessential Martian breakfast sandwich. Egg, belly pork, pineapple, cheese. Simple. Classic. Available in every cafe across New Osaka.* 2 Reispan Slices, 1 Cutlet, 1 Cheese Wedge, 1 Pineapple Slice, 1 Fried Egg #### Prospect Sunrise *The second-most quintessential Martian breakfast sandwich. The most beautiful combination of omelette, bacon, pickles and cheese. Available in every cafe across Prospect.* 2 Reispan Slices, 1 Slice of Bacon, 1 Cheese Wedge, 1 Omelette, 1 Pickle #### Roti John *A classic Malaysian snack, the roti john consists of bread fried in a mixture of meat, egg and onion, yielding a result that's somewhere between French toast and an omelette.* 1 Baguette, 1 Raw Meatball, 1 Egg, 1 Onion Slice, 3u Capsaicin, 3u Mayonnaise #### Kurry-OK Subsando *The bunny chow meets Martian ingenuity in the form of the kurry-ok subsando, with fries and katsu curry in perfect harmony.* 1 Baguette, 1 Izakaya Fries, 1 Katsu Fillet, 5u Curry Sauce #### Agedashi Tofu *Crispy fried tofu, served in a tasty dashi broth. Frequently served at izakayas.* 1 Tofu, 1 Onion Slice, 20u Dashi, 1 Bowl #### Takoyaki *A classic Japanese street food, takoyaki (or octopus balls) are made from octopus and onion inside a fried batter, topped with a savoury sauce.* 1 Octopus Tentacle, 1 Onion Slice, 6u Martian Batter, 3u Worcestershire #### Russian Takoyaki *A dangerous twist on a classic dish, perfect for evading the police.* 1 Octopus Tentacle, 1 Ghost Chili, 6u Martian Batter, 3u Worcestershire #### Tacoyaki *Straight outta Mars' most innovative street food stands, it's tacoyaki- trading octopus for taco meat and corn, and worcestershire sauce for queso. ¡Tan sabroso!* 1 Meatball, 1 Corn, 6u Martian Batter, 3u Red Bay, 1 Cheese Wedge #### Okonomiyaki (Customisable) *A Kansai classic, okonomiyaki consists of a savoury pancake filled with... well, whatever you want- although cabbage, nagaimo and dashi are pretty much required, as is the eponymous okonomiyaki sauce.* 6u Martian Batter, 3u Worcestershire Sauce, 3u Mayonnaise, 1 Cabbage, 1 Sweet Potato #### Brat-Kimchi *Fried kimchi, mixed with sugar and topped with bratwurst. A popular dish at izakayas on Mars.* 1 Sausage, 1 Kimchi, 3u Sugar #### Tonkatsuwurst *A cultural fusion between German and Japanese cooking, tonkatsuwurst blends the currywurst and tonkatsu sauce into something familiar, yet new.* 1 Sausage, 1 Fries, 3u Worcestershire Sauce, 2u Red Bay #### Ti Hoeh Koe Skewers *Pig blood, mixed with rice, fried, and topped with peanut and coriander. It's an... acquired taste for sure, but is popular at Prospect's night markets, brough by Taiwanese settlers.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Salted Peanuts, 1 Herb Bundle, 5u Blood #### Kitzushi *A variant on inarizushi popular on Mars amongst vulpinids (and the wider animalid community), kitzushi integrates a spicy cheese and chilli mix inside the pocket for extra flavour.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Tofu, 1 Cheese Wedge, 1 Chili #### Epok-Epok *A fried pastry snack from Malaysia, which migrated via Singapore into the Martian diet. Stuffed with curried chicken and potatoes, alongside a slice of hard boiled egg, it's a popular street food on the Red Planet.* 1 Dough Slice, 1 Chicken Cutlet, 1 Potato Wedges, 1 Boiled Egg, 3u Curry Powder #### Izakaya Fries *New Osaka's favourite fries, 2 centuries running- and it's all thanks to the marriage of Red Bay, furikake and mayonnaise.* 1 Fries, 1 Herb Bundle, 3u Red Bay, 3u Mayonnaise #### Steak Croquette *Man, sticking chunks of steak in a croquette. Must be the countryside way.* 1 Steak, 1 Mashed Potatoes, 1 Reispan Slice #### Chapsilog *A traditional Filipino-style silog consisting of sinangag, a fried egg, and slices of chap. Makes for a simple, yet filling, breakfast.* 2 Grilled Chapslice, 1 Fried Egg, 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Garlic #### Chap Hash *What do you get when you combine chap, onions, peppers and potatoes? The chap hash, of course! Add some red bay, and you've got yourself a tasty breakfast.* 2 Chapslice, 1 Egg, 1 Bell Pepper, 1 Potato, 1 Onion Slice #### Loco Moco *A simple classic from Hawaii. Makes for a filling, tasty, and cheap meal.* 1 Boiled Rice, 1 Patty, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Fried Egg, 5u Gravy #### Wild Duck Fries *Fries with shredded duck, ketchup, mayo, and Red Bay. A classic street food on Mars, although they're most often associated with Quack Snax, Mars' favourite (and only) duck themed restaurant.* 1 Izakaya Fries, 1 Cutlet, 3u Ketchup #### Little Hawaii Hotdog *From the friendly vendors of Honolulu Avenue comes the Little Hawaii dog- tropical and fattening, all at the same time!* 1 Hotdog, 1 Pineapple Slice, 1 Onion Slice, 3u Teriyaki Sauce #### Salt n' Chilli Fries *The simple name of this dish doesn't tell the full story of its deliciousness- sure, salt and chilli are big components, but the onion, ginger and garlic are the real flavour heroes here.* 1 Fries, 1 Chili, 1 Onion, 1 Garlic, 3u Salt #### Grilled Octopus Tentacle *A simple seafood dish, typical to everywhere that octopus is eaten. Martians like it with Red Bay.* Grill an Octopus Tentacle #### Huoxing Tofu *An adaptation of mapo tofu made famous in Prospect, the foodie Mecca of Mars. It even kinda looks like Mars, if you really squint.* 1 Tofu, 1 Raw Meatball, 1 Chili, 1 Soybeans, 1 Bowl #### Cilbir *Eggs, served on a savoury yoghurt base with a spicy oil topping. Originally a Turkish dish, it came to Mars with German-Turkish settlers and has become a breakfast mainstay since.* 1 Garlic, 1 Fried Egg, 1 Chili, 5u Yoghurt, 2u Quality Oil #### Peking duck crepes a l'orange *This dish takes the best of Beijing's and Paris' cuisines to make a deliciously tangy and savoury meal.* 1 Pancake, 1 Cutlet, 1 Orange, 2u Cognac #### Eigamudo Curry *An inexplicable curry dish made from a cacophony of ingredients. Presumably tastes good to someone, somewhere- though good luck finding them.* 1 Olive, 1 Kimchi, 1 Fishmeat, 1 Boiled Rice, 5u Cafe Latte #### Beef Bowl *A tasty mix of stewed beef and onion, served over rice. Typical toppings include pickled ginger, chilli powder, and fried eggs.* 1 Cutlet, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Boiled Rice, 5u Dashi Broth #### Salt n' Chilli Octopus Bowl *Inspired by the Japanese donburi tradition, this spicy take on ten-don is a flavour sensation that's swept the Martian nation.* 1 Grilled Octopus, 1 Chili, 1 Onion, 1 Boiled Rice, 2u Salt, 5u Curry Sauce #### Kansai Bowl *Also known as konohadon, this donburi is typical to the Kansai region, and consists of kamaboko fishcake, egg and onion served over rice.* 2 Kamaboko Slice, 1 Boiled Egg, 1 Onion, 1 Boiled Rice, 5u Dashi Broth #### Vulgaris Spekkoek *Brought to Mars by both Dutch and Indonesian settlers, spekkoek is a common holiday cake on the Red Planet, often being served as part of a traditional rijsttafel. Use of ambrosia vulgaris as a flavouring is one of necessity in deep space, as pandan leaf is rare this far from Earth.* 1 Cake, 1 Ambrosia Vulgaris, 1 Butter #### Pineapple Foster *A classic Martian adaptation of another classic dessert, Pineapple Foster is a toasty sweet treat which presents only a mild-to-moderate fire risk.* 1 Pineapple Slice, 2u Caramel, 1 Icecream, 2u Rum #### Pastel de Nata *Originally created by Portuguese monks, pastéis de nata went worldwide under the Portuguese colonial empire- including Macau, from which it came to Mars with settlers from the TID of Hong Kong and Macau.* 1 Pastry Base, 1 Vanilla Pod, 1 Egg, 2u Sugar #### Boh Loh Yah *Confusingly referred to as a "pineapple bun", this Hong Konger treat contains no actual pineapple- instead, it's a sugar-cookie like bun with a butter filling.* 1 Dough Slice, 1 Butter, 5u Sugar #### Banana Fritter *A ubiquitous sweet snack from much of Maritime South-East Asia, the banana fritter has many names, but all share a similar style- banana, coated in batter, and fried.* 1 Banana, 2u Martian Batter #### Pineapple Fritter *Like its cousin, the banana fritter, the pineapple fritter is a popular snack, though somewhat let down by pineapple's infamous "love it or hate it" flavour.* 1 Pineapple Slice, 2u Martian Batter #### Kasei Dango *Japanese-style dango balls, flavoured with pomegranate and orange, giving a final result that looks like Mars and tastes like dessert, served three to a stick.* 1 Rod, 5u Sugar, 5u Rice, 2u Orange Juice, 2u Grenadine #### Peanut Butter Ice Cream Mochi *A classic dessert at the Arabia Street Night Market in Prospect, peanut butter ice cream mochi is made with a peanut-butter flavoured ice cream as the main filling, and coated in crushed peanuts in the Taiwanese tradition.* 5u Sugar, 5u Rice, 2u Peanut Butter, 1 Icecream #### Frozen Pineapple Pop *Few cultures love pineapple as much as the Martians, and this dessert proves that- frozen pineapple, on a stick, with just a little dunk of chocolate.* 1 Pineapple Slice, 1 Chocolate Bar, 1 Popsicle Stick #### Sea Salt Ice-Cream Bar *This sky-blue ice-cream bar is flavoured with only the finest imported sea salt. Salty... no, sweet!* 5u Cream, 5u Sugar, 3u Salt, 1 Popsicle Stick #### Berry Topsicle *A frozen treat made from tofu and berry juice blended smooth, then frozen. Supposedly a favourite of bears, but that makes no sense...* 1 Tofu, 5u Berry Juice, 5u Sugar, 1 Popsicle Stick #### Banana Topsicle *A frozen treat made from tofu and banana juice blended smooth, then frozen. Popular in rural Japan in the summer.* 1 Tofu, 5u Banana Juice, 5u Sugar, 1 Popsicle Stick #### Pineapple Topsicle *A frozen treat made from tofu and pineapple juice blended smooth, then frozen. As seen on TV.* 1 Tofu, 5u Pineapple Juice, 5u Sugar, 1 Popsicle Stick #### Plasma Dog Supreme *The signature snack of Cybersun Park, home of the New Osaka Woodpeckers: a ballpark hot-dog with sambal, dashi-grilled onions and pineapple-lime salsa. You know, the sort of bold flavours they enjoy on Mars.* 1 Hotdog, 1 Pineapple Slice, 1 Sambal, 1 Onion Slice #### Frickles *Spicy fried pickles? Such a bold combination can surely come only from one place- Martian ballparks? Well, not really, but they are a popular snack there.* 1 Pickle, 2 Martian Batter, 1 Red Bay Seasoning #### Ballpark Pretzel *A classic German bread, transformed by the hand of American imperialism into a game-day snack, and then carried to the Red Planet on the backs of Japanese settlers. How multicultural.* 1 Dough Slice, 2u Salt #### Ballpark Tsukune *Skewered chicken meatballs in a sweet-and-savoury yakitori sauce. A common sight at Martian ballparks.* 1 Raw Chicken Meatball, 2u Teriyaki Sauce, 1 Rod ## Soups #### Dashi Broth *Made with kombu and katsuobushi, this mother stock forms the basis for a large number of Japanese dishes.* 5u Dashi Concentrate, 40u Water #### Teriyaki Sauce *A Japanese sauce that's heavy on umami.* 10u Soy Sauce, 10u Sake, 5u Honey #### Curry Sauce *A basic curry sauce that goes well on a wide range of foods.* 30u Water, 10u Curry Powder, 5u Soy Sauce, 5u Corn Starch #### Shōyu Ramen *A soy-sauce based ramen, with soba noodles, fishcake, barbecued meat, sliced onion, and a boiled egg.* 20u Dashi, 15u Teriyaki, 1 Boiled Noodles, 1 Kamaboko Slice, 1 Cutlet, 1 Boiled Egg #### Gyuramen miy Käzu *An umptuous beef and onion ramen with cheese- blending several cultural influences seamlessly into one tasty dish.* 20u Dashi, 5u Soy Sauce, 1 Boiled Noodles, 1 Cheese Wedge, 2 Onion Slices, 1 Cutlet #### New Osaka Sunrise soup *A bright, flavourful miso soup with tofu that commonly forms part of a traditional Martian breakfast, at least in the capital.* 15u Miso Soup, 1 Bundle of Herbs, 1 Eggplant, 1 Onion Slice, 1 Tofu #### Satsuma Black soup *A rich, heavy seafood and noodle soup from Mars, employing squid ink to give a strong taste of the sea.* 20u Dashi, 1 Boiled Noodles, 1 Seaweed Sheet, 1 Tofu, 1 Canned Squid Ink #### Dragon Style ramen *For the ramen fan who hates their tastebuds and digestive tract. Traditionally made with seven different chilis, although after two or so the point sorta gets lost.* 20u Dashi, 10u Teriyaki, 5u Red Bay, 1 Boiled Noodles, 2 Ghost Chilis, 1 Kamaboko Slice, 1 Boiled Egg #### Hong Kong Borscht *Also known as luo song tang or Russian soup, this dish bears little to no resemblance to Eastern European borscht- indeed, it's a tomato-based soup with no beets in sight.* 50u Water, 5u Soy Sauce, 1 Tomato, 1 Cabbage, 1 Onion, 1 Carrot, 1 Cutlet #### Huotui Tong Fen *A favourite from Hong Kong's Cha Chaan Tengs, this macaroni soup came to Mars with Cantonese settlers under Cybersun Industries, and has become as much of a breakfast staple there as it is in its homeland.* 30u Water, 10u Cream, 1 Boiled Noodles, 1 Chicken Cutlet, 1 Bacon #### Fox's Prize Soup *Originally based on the Chinese classic of egg-drop soup, fox's prize soup iterated on the concept via the addition of aburaage and soy, making a dish that would truly appeal to any hungry fox.* 30u Dashi, 10u Egg White, 1 Chicken Cutlet, 1 Tofu #### Secret Noodle Soup *Made to a secret family recipe (that's in several cookbooks). What is the secret ingredient, you ask? Well, let's just say it could be anything...* 30u Dashi, 1 Chicken Cutlet, 1 Boiled Noodles #### Budae-Jjigae *A dish born of the American presence in South Korea, made with ingredients typical to the 1960s American army base- hot dogs, chap, and baked beans, as well as a number of native Korean ingredients such as gochujang and kimchi.* 30u Water, 1 Can of Beans, 1 Raw Noodles, 1 American Sausage, 2 Slices of Chap, 1 Kimchi ## Ethereal Suitable Food #### Pickled Voltvine *A traditional dish from Sprout (where it is known as hinu'sashuruhk), pickled voltvine has taken on a new identity amongst the pickle masters of Mars, earning a seat at the holy pickle pantheon alongside pickled ginger and kimchi (once appropriately discharged, at least).* #### 24-Volt Energy Fish *Some may question the 24-volt fish. After all, fish poached in electric-blue super-sour energy drink looks awful. And, indeed, tastes awful. So why do the Martian ethereals like it, then?* 15u 24-Volt Energy, 1 Carp Meat #### Sprout Bowl *Named for the Ethereal homeworld, this rice-based bowl draws on the donburi tradition, but rejects typical donburi toppings, instead using sashimi grade fish and pickled voltvine.* 1 Pickled Voltvine, 1 Fishmeat, 1 Boiled Rice, 5u Dashi Broth ## Junk Food #### Hot Shots *A classic ballgame snack with caramel corn and roasted peanuts. Comes with a free prize in every box!* #### Sticko *A classic treat for all ages, it's Sticko, the original chocolate-coated biscuit stick! This one's the original (and as some would say, best) flavour: biscuit and milk chocolate.* * Classic * Yuyake (Melon) * Nutty (Peanut Butter) * Matcha * Pineapple #### Shok-Roks *You've heard of Snap-Roks, now get ready for Shok-Roks: the popping candy for Ethereals!* * Stormcloud Candy * Cirrus Citrus * Berry Storm * Tropical Thunder * Lightning Lanternfruit #### Ready Donk: Donk-Pow Chicken *Donk-Pow Chicken and fried rice: as authentically Chinese as General Tso's!* #### Ready Donk: Donk Sol Series Nachos Grandes *Hot and spicy nachos with Monterey Jack queso, Donk Sauce, five-alarm chili, and black beans. Comes with separate sour cream and pico-de-gallo.*
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