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Thread: Most profitable dishes?

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    Rhino Keeper
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    Most profitable dishes?

    Will somebody please tell me the most profitable dishes? I assumed it would be lobster, but I tried that and it's only 2c per serving. I heard turkey is profitable, but it only makes 4c per serving, which confused me. Maybe it's cheap to make? Stew is 5c too (?) but it takes 2 days. The only other dish I've found so far that sells for 5c per serving is glazed ham, which takes only 22 hrs, but I've almost maxed it. What other dishes sell for 5c, or is there something that sells for even more coins? *Bonus Question* Please tell me the dishes that sell for only 2c, so I can avoid making them for as long as possible. Thanks in advance!

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    Nightclub Owner meme1098's Avatar
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    Check out Sehana's chart:

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...1E&output=html


    You can sort many different ways.
    Last edited by meme1098; 12-31-13 at 09:51 PM.

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    Ok, I have no idea what I am looking at on that chart.

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    if you are overstocked, look at profit/srv, if not then at profit/hr

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    Nightclub Owner meme1098's Avatar
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    Just check the headings. For instance, check the last column for coins per serving. And like nky said, check profit per hour for best profit.

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    Keep making lots of bacon. If I recall it's 6 coins.

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    Pork buns give you a lot of money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by meme1098 View Post
    Check out Sehana's chart:

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...1E&output=html


    You can sort many different ways.

    Thanks this is very helpful!!!

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    Thanks guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by meme1098 View Post
    Check out Sehana's chart:

    https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...1E&output=html


    You can sort many different ways.
    Nice! That's really useful. Thank you.

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