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Anonymous users2024-01-241) The primary accelerator is bought, 50 gold coins each, 2 can be used for each dish, and each dish is shortened by 1 hour.
2) Intermediate accelerators, advanced accelerators are given as a gift through upgrades, and will be given when they reach a certain level of technology. At the same time, successfully inviting a certain number of friends will also be rewarded with the corresponding Intermediate Accelerator or Advanced Accelerator. 2 hours for intermediate accelerator and 4 hours for advanced accelerator.
Of course, you can also use M coins to buy, which are 3M and 6M respectively. In addition, players exchange possessions with each other, sometimes using the Advanced Booster as a common currency.
4) Many players get intermediate and advanced boosters by brushing the trumpet. Give all the accelerators for the small trumpets to the large ones.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can buy it.。。。 Then invite friends to get it too.。。
Steal, sell, complete a series of tasks, fight flies.
You enter the Friends Space, and if he has already finished the dish, you collect him as if he were in your own kitchen, and you can taste it once. But if there is a lower limit, if the two numbers he was stolen have reached the lower limit, then you can't taste it.
Left-click on the servant and the word whip will be on top of the servant's head. Each hire can only be whipped 3 times a day, if you hire a maid 2 times a day, you can whip 6 times, each time shorten the cooking time by 1 minute, basically useless, you can spend money to buy the times, more than 3 times will be out of the automatic promptWhipping the maid is mainly used when you are just cooking, and whipping twice can skip the previous stage of washing and cutting vegetables to season directly, saving 2 minutes of waiting. >>>More
Although the bounty is high but the number of people is not, I remind you to ask in the business economy, and there will be a master who will satisfy you, hehe, there is a bit of a wrong number here.
The new dish is researched by yourself: not to learn from someone else's "Thank you?" : I'm a chef.