All Pokopia flavors and their foods
You'll need to know the Pokopia flavors and the foods that fit those categories when feeding Pokemon their favorite meals
Each Pokemon has their favorite Pokopia flavors, and knowing which foods fit these categories is essential when feeding fussier Pokemon and trying to increase environment levels throughout your world.
Some Pokemon will ask for any food and are pleased whatever you place in front of them. However, others will ask specifically for something spicy or bitter, for example, and only the right foods will satisfy them. For those occasions, you'll want this Pokopia food guide to hand.
All Pokopia flavors and the basic foods
There are six different Pokopia flavors, and each of the berries, vegetables, and other ingredients belong to specific flavor profiles. When a Pokemon asks for a certain flavor, you'll need to give them food from that category, which isn't always as obvious as you'd think (since when were carrots spicy?!).
So, to help, here's every Pokopia and the basic ingredients that fit their profile:
- Neutral
- Leppa Berry
- Lum Berry
- Watermelon [DLC]
- Bitter
- Rawst Berry
- Potato
- Seaweed
- Sea Grapes [DLC]
- Dry
- Chesto Berry
- Wheat
- Mushrooms
- Sweet
- Pecha Berry
- Bean
- Sour
- Aspear Berry
- Tomato
- Spicy
- Carrot
Meals that you make with these ingredients also fit the flavor profiles above, but the cheapest and most resource friendly way to appease Pokemon hunger is with the basic ingredients listed above.
Mosslax offerings
Once you've awoken Mosslax in Pokopia, you can place offerings on their shrine to increase your rewards. For example, offering dry food grants increased feather drops from Ho-Oh and Lugia. You can offer food to Mosslax once per day, with the effects lasting for that day only. These are the best foods to offer Mosslax for each reward:
- Neutral: increases friendship with other Pokemon faster.
- Vibrant hamburger steak
- Combine a bean, a potato, any salad, and any other ingredient in a frying pan.
- Vibrant hamburger steak
- Bitter: improves your chance of finding rare items.
- Bitter hamburger steak
- Combine a bean, a Rawst berry, a Lum berry, and any other ingredient at a frying pan.
- Bitter hamburger steak
- Dry: increased Lugia and Ho-Oh sightings.
- Crushed-berry salad
- Combine a leaf and a Chesto berry at a cutting board, while accompanied by a Pokemon with the Crush specialty.
- Crushed-berry salad
- Sweet: makes it easier to find ancient artifacts.
- Fluffy bread
- Combine wheat, a Pecha berry, and any other ingredient at a bread oven.
- Fluffy bread
- Sour: improved stock appears in shops.
- Flavorful soup
- Combine fresh water, an Aspear berry, and any hamburger steak at a cooking pot.
- Flavorful soup
- Spicy: increases the chances of Pokemon turning up at habitats.
- Crouton salad
- Combine a leaf and any bread at a cutting board.
- Crouton salad
With this knowledge, you'll be able to increase your rewards and keep Pokemon happy and well-fed. If you're using this to improve Pokemon homes and therefore the overall Pokopia environment level, but need any more advice on doing so, then our separate guide has all the information you need.
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Meanwhile, if you aren't sure how to find any of the ingredients listed above, we've got guides on getting hold of Pokopia wheat and Pokopia tomatoes.
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