Most profitable meals

[Vyxsin69]

I'm sure this has been answered before, and hopefully someone can point me in the right direction...

Is there a list of which ovens and foods make the most money?
Funds are running low and I would like to know which ovens/foods will give me the most profit.

[bobbyrae]

Look at sehana's chart :https://forum.storm8.com/showthread.p...l=1#post757845

[Vyxsin69]

Thank you, thats exactly what I was looking for
This chart (link below) has a few options for "profit" and one for "income"....what is the difference?
The one that strictly says PROFIT, is the one I'm looking for?

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...hl=en_US&gid=0

[nmishii]

Income is what you get when the food sells. Profit subtracts the cost to cook the food.

So if it costs 100 coins to cook the food, and it sells for 500 coins, then the income is 500 coins and the profit is 400 coins (500-100).

[bobbyrae]

Not taking into account the time it takes to cook the food, the highest profit made from recipes:

Peking Duck : 11,900
Stuffed Mushroom : 10,400
Roast Chicken : 9,500
Country Fried Steak : 9,010
Lemon lime soda : 8,500 (drink machine)
Glazed Ham : 8,100
Rack of Lamb : 8,000
Pork Buns : 7,850
Salmon maki : 7,850 (sushi grill)
Cheese steak : 7,850 (grill)
Meat loaf : 7,540
Tuna Melt: 7,470
Apple pie: 7,400
Tiramisu : 7,200
Cowboy bbq : 6,760 (cow boy grill)
Cream Puff : 6,750
Beef Chow mein : 6,300
Bbq chicken : 6,300 (grill)
Olives & cheese : 6,000
Mutton leg : 5,950 (grill)

[zZ_guera_Zz]

Not taking into account the time it takes to cook the food, the highest profit made from recipes:

Peking Duck : 11,900
Stuffed Mushroom : 10,400
Roast Chicken : 9,500
Country Fried Steak : 9,010
Lemon lime soda : 8,500 (drink machine)
Glazed Ham : 8,100
Rack of Lamb : 8,000
Pork Buns : 7,850
Salmon maki : 7,850 (sushi grill)
Cheese steak : 7,850 (grill)
Meat loaf : 7,540
Tuna Melt: 7,470
Apple pie: 7,400
Tiramisu : 7,200
Cowboy bbq : 6,760 (cow boy grill)
Cream Puff : 6,750
Beef Chow mein : 6,300
Bbq chicken : 6,300 (grill)
Olives & cheese : 6,000
Mutton leg : 5,950 (grill)

Thank you for compiling this list! The chart is great, but kind of difficult to view on my phone. This is so helpful!

[bobbyrae]

Thank you for compiling this list! The chart is great, but kind of difficult to view on my phone. This is so helpful!

Well, be careful now. Because remember that my list does not account for time taken to prepare the meal or length of time taken to recover the profit. It is just plain, pure profit, i.e. the cost of the meal subtracted from the income earned from the meal.

However if you look at sehana's chart (maybe try zooming in on your phone or try to view it on a PC or ipad if you can?) you will see her profit is divided into pure profit (which is what I have done) profit per hour, profit per serving. So the most profitable two recipes PER HOUR are New York strip steak and zucchini soup :


But the most profitable per serving are roast chicken and apple pies: