#nutcake

[parasolladyansy]

Hero of Bombs - Zelda Day

Okay! I finally did it! Happy (late) Zelda day, everybody! ^o^/

I’ve always wanted to make this nutcake (though I’ll have to make a little one because Ikrit isn’t a fan of most nuts lol 🌰) - Link’s sure to like it!

[jhsharman]

Hair Curling

Sometimes they flush out the redhead, other times it gets a more solidly primary color in post.

From the quick-scramble of online sources, the word "fruitcake" appears to have two lines of origins which entangle. March forward from the word "fruit" as derogatory insult for gay man -- and for that matter positive reference. Fruitcake comes out a little bit broader, and they never would have referenced Archie as "fruity" here -- and you can drag it over to "nutty as" as much as fruit.

Perhaps they wanted to keep "nut" in (even if they failed to change it to the more popular 'nutcase' -- I honestly do not know that I have ever heard the term "nutcake" used in this fashion) to correlate with the next panels' "nuthouse" (which is a term they have edited out in places. Take your pick -- carefully think through on the phrasing and they either have to insult sexual minorities or make jokes on mental illness.)

[digital-meals]

[eatengood]

Black Walnut Cake

This black walnut cake has such a great nutty flavor and is so moist, it will have your whole family asking for seconds this holiday season. While the cake was baking, I prepared a black walnut praline for contrast—a simple treat.

[the-twitchy-life]

salt pills: silver lining edition

The one good thing about having salt pills is that when it's Stupid hot, like, "I'm laying still in the shade in front of a fan not doing anything and I'm still just dying" hot, I don't have to worry about sweating all my salt out! I just double up my dosage and for once the salty aftertaste tastes good.

(when raw salt tastes good, you know you're in trouble.)

[dunmeshistash]

Dungeon Meshi - Hometown Sweets

Some notes: I can't really find another translated version of this extra but Kabru actually says that fruitcake (called nutcake here) has candied fruit and nuts, not just nuts, here's the elf cake downwards spiral with a great addition at the end by @/room-surprise

About Kabru's home town sweet it's probably rasgulla (thanks again to @/room-surprise for commenting that in one of my posts)

[self-made-purgatories]

Kirk, talking about Bones in The Search for Spock:

You're one to talk, Admiral. (/affectionate)

McCoy: Yeah you know what else is fruity as a nutcake Jim? That pleated lavender shirt you're wearing you SHINING BEACON OF HETEROSEXUALITY.

[askthehylianchampion]

What does Revali smell like?

fletching, bear fat, pine, iron, wood polish, a little bit like nutcake, icy winds & snow. (when he was a hylian, sweat).

[asktheritochampion]

Revali, what is the dish you can cook best?

I'm far too busy to have ever dabbled much in the art of cookery.

I can roast a fish or some vegtables. Pasta with butter on it is something I've never poisoned anyone with.

Saki taught me to make a nutcake recently. Admittedly it was a little burnt on the outside and raw in the center - apparently if something needs to be cooked at two hundred degrees for twenty minutes, you cannot cook it at eight hundred degrees for five. Which makes utterly no sense.

[anonymousewrites]

Logos and Pathos (Book 4) Chapter Thirteen

TOS! Spock x Empath! Spouse! Reader

Chapter Thirteen: Spiritual Loss

Summary: The Enterprise loves to break rules for its crew.

            “Admiral?” said (Y/N), gesturing for him to return to the living room of their apartment. “I need your help.”

            Kirk looked at them. “How can I help?” No questions with what, nothing. Just trust.

            (Y/N) was so glad they had their friends still. “Spock’s katra—his living spirit—needs to be brought to Vulcan.”

            Kirk frowned. “His living spirit?”

            “All of what he’s learned, his heart, his mind,” said (Y/N) in explanation. “When Vulcans die, they transfer it to someone they trust to bring to Mount Seleya on Vulcan.”

            “And someone has Spock’s? But he died behind a door,” said Kirk.

            (Y/N) shook their head. “Yes, but he gave it someone before he went in. Bones. That’s why he was talking about wanting to go to Vulcan, to Mount Seleya. That’s why he sounded like Spock.”

            Kirk didn’t hesitate. “Then we need to bring Bones to Vulcan.”

            “Yes,” said (Y/N), grateful for Kirk’s devotion to his friend. “And Spock’s body.”

            “His body?” said Kirk. He paused. “You said Bones asked why he was left on Genesis.”

            (Y/N) nodded. Their eyes shone with tears. “We left Spock behind. We need to get him back.”

            “I’ll need to get Morrow to give us a ship, then,” said Kirk, frowning. He was instantly on board, but there would be problems.

            (Y/N) felt his worry and shifted uncomfortably. “Do you think he’ll say yes?”

            “No,” said Kirk. “But I’ll fight for Spock. I promise, (Y/N).”

            “Thank you, Jim,” said (Y/N).

            “Of course, (Y/N),” said Kirk. “We’ll get Spock where he needs to be. I swear.”

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            “The word, sir?” said Sulu as Kirk walked out of the meeting room where he’d been speaking to Morrow.

Instantly, (Y/N) felt his disappointment.

            “The word is no,” said Kirk. “We are therefore going anyway.”

            (Y/N) smiled in relief. “Thank you, Jim.”

            “Of course,” said Kirk.

            “You can count on us,” said Sulu.

            “Shall we alert Dr. McCoy?” said Chekov.

            “Please. He has a long journey ahead of him,” sighed Kirk.

            (Y/N) flipped open their communicator and sent a wide message out. “Searching for Dr. McCoy of the U.S.S. Enterprise. Repeat, searching for Dr. McCoy of the U.S.S. Enterprise.”

            Pretty much instantly, their communicator buzzed, and (Y/N) frowned. “Admiral…Bones has been arrested.”

            Kirk sighed. “Of course he was. Let’s go pick him up.”

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            “Be quick, Admiral, Captain,” said the officer. “They’re moving him to the Federation ‘Funny Farm.’ ”

            “Yes, poor friend,” said Kirk sarcastically. “He’s fruity as a nutcake.”

            “Two minutes,” said the officer, scanning them into the cell.

            (Y/N) walked to where Bones was lying down and touched his shoulder. “Bones.”

            He rolled over, and his eyes widened. “(Y/N)!”

            “How many fingers am I holding up?” said Kirk, giving the Vulcan salute.

            Bones glared. “That’s not damn funny.”

            “Your sense of humor has returned,” said Kirk.

            “The hell it has,” scoffed Bones.

            (Y/N) pulled out a syringe.

            Bones narrowed his eyes. “What’s that?”

            “Lexorin,” said (Y/N).

            “Lexorin? What for?” said Bones.

            “You’re, ah, suffering from a Vulcan mind-meld, Bones,” said (Y/N). “Spock left his living spirit within your mind.”

            Bones paused. “That green-blooded sun of a bitch. This is his revenge for all the arguments he lost.”

            “Let us see your hand,” said (Y/N). “This will make you well enough to travel.”

            “Oh, hells, more space travel,” groaned Bones, letting them prick his finger.

            “Now, pretend you’re unconscious,” said (Y/N).

            “Giving me orders still,” grumbled Bones, but he obeyed.

            “Admiral, Captain, Starfleet—” The officer stepped back into the room, and (Y/N) and Kirk carried out their plan.

            “This man’s sick! Look!” said Kirk.

            The officer approached, and Kirk punched him.

            “Poor guy,” sighed (Y/N).

            “What is this, a real jailbreak?” said Bones.

            “Yes, follow us,” said Kirk, supporting Bones and heading to the elevator.

            They went up, and when they exited, they found Sulu taking down an officer twice his height.

            “Side elevator,” instructed Sulu, whipping the officer around and flipping him to the ground.

            “Guards on their way up,” said (Y/N).

            Sulu nodded and fried the controls. He tsked and looked down at the officer. “Don’t call me Tiny.” He entered the elevator, and the jailbreak continued. Now it was time to steal the Enterprise.

            Kirk flipped his communicator open. “Unit Two, this is Unit One. The Kobayashi Maru has set sail for the promised land.”

            “Message acknowledged,” said Chekov. “All units will be informed.”

            “You’re taking me to the promised land?” said Bones.

            “What are friends for?” joked Kirk.

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            The doorway to the relay station opened, and Kirk, (Y/N), Bones, and Sulu walked in to see Uhura sitting with a young officer.

            “Good evening, Commander,” said Kirk to Uhura. “Is everything ready?”

            “Step into my parlor, gentlemen,” said Uhura, gesturing to the transporter system.

            “That’s Admiral Kirk! And Captain (L/N)!” exclaimed the officer. His eyes widened with shock. “My god!”

            “Very good for you, Lieutenant,” said Uhura, programming in the correct coordinates.

            “But it’s damn irregular,” continued the man. “No destination orders, no encoded IDs.”

            “All true,” said Uhura.

            “What are we going to do about it?”

            “I’m not going to do anything, but you’re going to sit in the closet,” said Uhura.

            (Y/N) smirked.

            “Have you lost all your sense of reality?” said the officer.

            “This isn’t reality,” said Uhura. She pulled out a phaser and pointed it at him. “This is fantasy. You wanted adventure? How’s this? The old adrenaline going?” The officer nodded, nerves fired up. “Good boy. Now get in the closet. Go on. Go!”

            “I’ll just get in the closet,” said the man anxiously.

            “I’m glad you’re on our side,” said Bones.

            “Can you handle that?” said Kirk.

            “I’m sure she’ll have him eating out of her hand,” said (Y/N).

            Uhura winked. “I’ll see you all at the rendezvous point. And (Y/N)…all my hopes.” With that, she transported them out.

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            The group rematerialized on the Enterprise, which was dark. Shaking their heads in disappointment at how their faithful ship was being treated, they headed to the Bridge where Scotty and Chekov were waiting.

            “As promised, she’s all yours, sir,” said Scotty. “All systems automated and ready. A chimpanzee and two trainees could run her.”

            “Thank you, Scotty,” said Kirk. “I’ll try not to take that personally.” Still, he wore a smile and had a warm aura. He looked around. “My friends, I can’t ask you to go any further. (L/N), Bones, and I have to do this. The rest of you do not.”

            “Admiral, we’re losing precious time,” said Chekov.

            “What course, please, Admiral?” said Sulu.

            “Mr. Scott?” said Kirk, smiling.

            “I’d be grateful, Admiral, if you gave the word,” said Scotty.

            Everyone was there to support (Y/N), Spock’s spirit, and the trek to Vulcan. Their heart began to beat with warmth and hope for the first time since Spock’s death, and (Y/N) wiped tears of joy from their eyes.

            “Gentlemen, may the wind be at our backs,” said Kirk. “Stations, please.”

            Everyone immediately got into place.

            “Engage auto systems,” said Kirk.

            “Aye,” acknowledged Scotty. “Engaged.”

            “Clear all moorings,” ordered Kirk.

            “Cleared, sir,” said Sulu.

            “One quarter impulse power,” said Kirk.

            “One quarter impulse,” said Sulu.

            “Admiral,” said (Y/N) as comms came to live. “Emergency channel from Starfleet. You’re being ordered to surrender this vessel.”

            “No reply, (L/N),” said Kirk.

            (Y/N) grinned. “Yes, sir.”

            “Steady as she goes, Sulu,” said Kirk.

            “One minute to spacedoors,” said Sulu, which were still closed.

            “Are you just going to walk through them?” said Bones.

            “Calm yourself,” said Kirk.

            “Sir, Excelsior powering up with orders to pursue,” warned Chekov.

            “And now, Scotty, the spacedoors,” said Kirk.

            “Aye, sir, I’m workin’ on it,” said Scotty. They were growing quite close without the doors opening, though.

            “Danger, spacedoors are closed, danger,” said the computer, blaring the warning.

            However, just as they were going to hit the doors, they slid open, revealing open space before the Enterprise and its crew.

            “Excelsior closing, four thousand meters,” said Sulu.

            “We’ll need everything we have,” said Kirk.

            “Warp Drive standing by,” said Scotty.

            “Kirk.” The captain of the Excelsior opened up a direct channel and spoke clearly. “If you do this, you’ll never sit in a Captain’s chair again.”

            “Warp speed,” said Kirk firmly.

            “Aye, sir. Warp speed,” confirmed Sulu.

            The Enterprise leapt forward, leaving Excelsior behind. And, of course, when Excelsior attempted to follow, Scotty’s little bit of sabotage made itself known.

            “Scotty, as good as your word,” said Kirk.

            “The more they overtake the plumbing, the easier to stop up the drain,” said Scotty jovially. “Here, Doctor, souvenirs from one surgeon to another.” He dropped several screws into Bones’s hand. “I took them out of her main transwarp computer drive.”

            “Nice of you to tell me in advance,” said Bones.

            “Well, you missed the staff meeting,” said (Y/N), smiling.

            “Everyone’s work today has been outstanding,” nodded Kirk, smiling at everyone present. “I will recommend you all with promotion in whatever fleet we end up serving.” Everyone grimaced. “Best speed to Genesis.”

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            Faraway, on Genesis itself, Saavik and David stared at the small Vulcan boy staring up at them from the snow. Instantly, Saavik knelt and pulled a blanket around his shoulders.

            “I am Saavik,” she called over the whistling wind. “Can you speak?”

            The boy didn’t respond, and Saavik looked at David, who shrugged in shock.

            “The Genesis Wave. His cells could have regenerated,” said David.

            This was a young Vulcan—likely Spock—as his cells regenerated. He was alive—or, at least, alive in some form.

            Saavik pulled out her communicator. “Captain, this is Saavik. Come in, please.”

            “Yes, Saavik, go ahead,” said her captain.

            “We have found the life sign,” said Saavik. “It is a Vulcan child, perhaps eight to ten Earth years of age.”

            “A child?! How did he get there?” said the captain.

            “It is Dr. Marcus’s opinion that the Genesis effect has in some way…regenerated Captain Spock,” said Saavik.

            “Saavik, that’s extraordinary,” said the captain. “What would you like to do next?”

            “Request permission to beam aboard immediately,” said Saavik.

            “Does Dr. Marcus think there’s any chance of radioactive contamination?” asked her captain.

            “No,” said David.

            “None that he can detect, sir,” reported Saavik.

            “I’m going to advise Starfleet and get instructions,” said their captain.

            “I’m sure Starfleet would approve,” said Saavik.

            “But let’s do it by the book,” said the captain. “Standby on this channel.”

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[avenin7]

I'd love to hear all your thoughts about rito Link. How Revali would go about courting him, how he would go about mating with him, the rituals, everything. I'm sure you have many interesting and captivate things to share!

hiii!! I didn’t forget about this ask I just wanted to properly answer it!

so I think that no matter what story iteration it is Revali would be unbelievably infatuated with Link. Rather shy but super duper obvious about his interest in him. My rito hc’s about courting rituals involve a LOT of subtle body language and gift giving. so we have Revali out here giving all the signals with his body language while Link is just : T about it. It wouldn’t be until Revali’s crush wears down a little bit and he starts focusing on his archery more that Link would start to really consider Revali’s advances.

I don’t think they’d get into allopreening until they were well into their friendship. Their crushes would wax & wane against each other. Never fully receding but not always aligning (they’re also both cowards I think when it comes to feelings. so they never confess.) When someone does finally make a move (probably Link at first) they both fumble with how to court one another. Neither of them really expected to find someone long-term and so they never really thought about ‘romance’ in that way. Revali would want to go all out but overthink it constantly. Link would probably underthink it a lot and be worried he’s not doing enough. Their first gifts for each other are violets (for Revali. his favorite flower) and nutcake. And a nice piece of jewelry and hair beads (for Link because he loves to accessorize). {he also stole one of Revali’s scarves and Revali told him to keep it but he doesn’t like saying that was his first gift because that doesn’t seem as thoughtful}.

They often like to fly together. That’s one of their favorite pastimes when they’re not both busy with village duties. In this au I don’t always like having Revali be rito champion but I do like the idea that he finds Vah Medoh’s head buried in Hebra and goes and sits with her. She’s not active but something draws him to the place. So later on in their courtship/friendship Revali takes Link there and they just sit together and watch the aurora.

the only thing against the grain that they do is they often share a hammock before they began courting and share all throughout. It’s also why over half the village knew they were a thing before they knew they were a thing. Link stays in Revali’s hut more often than his own and the two of them become inseparable.

Revali’s final proper gift to Link is a complimenting bow that’s design fits Great Eagle. So they both match <3

[takadasaiko]

Luke/Mara fic recs

for the lovely @andrastesgrace

Repair by BananasAreForParties

Mara Jade came to Aran to trade. She acquires nutcakes, Imperials, and one Luke Skywalker, condition: damaged. Hurt/Comfort fic.

Baatir by @jedimordsith

Mara has never had anyone to worry about her when she was ill. Now she has a boss, adopted big brothers, and a Jedi. It’s a lot… but maybe not *completely* terrible.

TwoforOnetober: 31 days of drabbles by @myevilmouse

For October 2021's prompt challenges, enjoy two prompts crammed into one Star Wars 100-word drabble.

5 Time Mara Took a Vacation and the 1 Time She Didn't by @jedimordsith

Mara Jade hates vacation. New Republic law requires she take them every year anyway. It goes... badly.

Welcome to the Family, Bean by UseTheForcePonyboy

The Solo kids visit the Skywalker residence to inspect their new baby cousin.

I have a few too, if you're interested:

A Flicker of Light

A canon divergent AU in which Luke Skywalker is raised within the Empire to be either his father's heir as a Sith Lord… or his replacement.

Near Death Experiences

Every time Luke and Mara run across each other it seems like a new near death experience.

Drawn to Her

Luke visits Mara in the medical wing on Coruscant after the failed Katana fleet mission. Set between Dark Force Rising and The Last Command.

Fix What Was Broken

Mara Jade never wanted to be on Coruscant on the tenth anniversary after the fall of the Empire, but in searching for a quiet place to wait out the festivities she finds she's not alone.

Happy reading!

[artemistorm]

For the ask game: Hyrule and fire.

Here you go, I ended up writing an actual oneshot XD.

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“—And Hyrule, your job is to stay here undercover, and at my signal, take out the monsters guarding the cage,” Warriors said, handing out battle orders.

“Got it!” Hyrule nodded.

“Ad whatever you do, don’t use fire, got it? This place is a dry as a stalfos. One spark—from any of you—and you’ll trigger a raging brushfire that’ll race towards the town and destroy the very thing we’re trying to save.”

“Yes sir!” Hyrule stood up straighter and mock-saluted, which Warriors ignored and led the rest of the heroes along the outskirts of the monster camp to be positioned in various locations in preparation for their attack.

The monsters had been kidnapping villagers from at least three different local towns and villages and forcing them to mine ore in the canyon caves. The plan was to destroy the monster camp, free the kidnapped villagers, and then raid the caves and free the slaves from the mines.

It was all very simple really, Wild and Twilight would pick off the lizal archers on the watchtowers, Four and Wind would sneakily freeze as many monsters as possible with borrowed ice rods and take them out of commission without the main horde noticing, Then Time, Warriors, and the rest would charge, the elder two taking out the dynalfos boss and the younger heroes routing the lesser monsters. Then in the ensuing chaos, Hyrule’s job was to free the prisoners and lead them away from the battle and back toward the village.

Waiting his turn to act, Hyrule crouched behind a stack of weirdly eroded boulders just uphill and downwind of the camp, drawing food in the orange dust of the desert canyonland. Mmm, fish skewers. Peaches. Deep fried rice balls. Apple nutcake. So tasty. Hyrule was starving. It was late afternoon, but Warriors wanted to get the battle done before nightfall, so they only had snacks with a plan to delay dinner until after.

Hyrule heard a commotion in the camp—shouts and squawks of surprised monsters and the yelling of Links. Hyrule climbed up the rock formation and poked his head just over the top. In the middle of the camp surrounded by lizalfos were Four and Wind! A pair of aeralfos swooped down with Twilight and Wild in their claws and dropped them in the dirt next to Four and Wind. Oh no! They had been caught!

The dynalfos roared and a third aeralfos appeared, straining to fly and carry another iron cage which it dropped over the four captured heroes, nearly crushing Twilight’s arm in the process.

A yell came from the west and Time, Warriors, Legend, and Sky charged the camp, splitting into pairs in an attempt to get to the trapped heroes from either side, but with most of the monsters in the camp still on their feet and going after the four heroes, Hyrule was more than a little concerned they all might be captured—or worse.

What to do? What to do? What should he do? Hyrule was rather small and he wasn’t very mighty, though he did have some powerful spells in his repertoire, the most powerful ones were fire-based and he wasn’t supposed to use them here.

But then again, the original plan was to thin the crowd, then cause enough chaos that he could rescue the villagers. Certainly four mighty warriors tearing through the camp was chaotic, but Hyrule had the power to cause even more chaos, divert even more attention away the captured villagers and heroes. With any luck, he could free the heroes and turn the tide of the battle in their favor.

It was time for… Maximum Chaos.

First things first, Hyrule snuck around to the cage of villagers and jumped out, startling the lone lizal guard and quickly dispatched it into a puff of smoke. He picked up the key and tossed it to the villagres reaching their hands out of the cage.

“Free yourselves and flee away from the setting sun to return to your village!” He instructed and slipped away, as quiet and unseen as a mouse.

The monsters didn’t have buildings per se, but they had erected a number of tents and shelters made of wood and cloth and old hides. Very flammable tents and shelters, ehehe.

Hyrule snuck behind one and channeling fire into his blade, he swung and sent a flaming phantom sword straight through it, setting fire to the structure. Then Hyrule bolted and ran to the next tent, chopped off the grabby claws of an aeralfos that tried to snatch him up, and he quickly set fire to the second and larger tent. It burst into flames even quicker than the first one did and Hyrule darted away.

Monsters noticed the rising flames and panicked, diverting attention away from the rest of the Chain. They rushed the larger tent and attempted to put out the flames. The dynalfos bellowed but the lizalfos and aeralfos paid no heed and instead fixated on rescuing pots and crates of provisions from the blazing tent.

Hyrule snuck up behind a lizalfos and shoved it into the flames with his shield before leaping away and out of reach of the blade of another. He skirted the edges of the camp and observed the battle. Now that the monsters attention was split, they had a much better chance. Warriors and Time kept the dynalfos busy (how much health did that thing have??) while Sky and Legend pressed inward toward the caged heroes, destroying any monster in their path.

“Hyrule!” called Warriors. Hyrule froze for a moment and turned his way. Oh no, was Wars going to yell at him for using fire? (This was hardly the time, wasn’t it?)

“More fire!” Warriors gave him a quick thumbs up before catching the blade of the dynalfos in a parry. Hyrule grinned and returned the gesture even though Warriors was too busy to see it.

Hyrule made quick work of the last three tents, then finally joined in the fray. He watched as between Legend’s power glove and Sky’s hysterical strength, the two of them lifted one end of the cage and sent it tipping over and crashing into two distracted lizalfos and a random chuchu. And with that, all the heroes and the villagers were free! A quick glance away toward the village showed Hyrule that the villagers had indeed escaped and were sprinting away from the battle and out of sight amongst the boulders and sandstone.

“Hyrule! Watched out!” Wind shouted and Hyrule looked up just in time to see an aeralfos diving towards him, its clawed feet outstretched. Suddenly the aeralfos froze solid midair. Hyrule rolled out of the way as it smashed into the ground and shattered into chunks, that poofed away a moment later.

Legend trotted up to him and helped him to his feet.

“It’s your turn to use the ice rod,” he said holding out to Hyrule. “Freeze any monster that moves and keep the fires you started from spreading into the brush. Got that?”

“Yeah!” Hyrule exclaimed and eagerly grabbed the ice rod. He’d always wanted to wield one of Legend’s elemental rods!

“Go do what you do best, go wreak some havoc!” Legend pushed him into the monster camp.

“Whoohoo!” Hyrule cheered and jumped into action.

A few minutes later, the battle was over, and the fires put out, and the Chain regrouped in the middle of the now-empty camp.

“Well that didn’t go according to plan,” Warriors acknowledged. “It was messy and chaotic, but it got the job done. The monsters are defeated and the villagers freed and there aren’t any major injuries.”

“All thanks to this little gremlin!” Legend said and ruffled Hyrule’s hair.

“Even though you used fire when I specifically told you not to, your quick thinking saved the day and prevented this battle from turning disastrous,” Warriors said.

“And for that, you get the first of the spoils!” Wild called from the burned-out ruins of what had been the monster camp’s food storage. He tossed a roasted bird leg to Hyrule who had to jump to catch it.

“Mmm! Dinner! It’s about time!” Hyrule cheered and took a bite. “Tasty!”

“Alright, alright, we can all have something to eat, and then we’ll head out for the mines in fifteen minutes,” Warriors relented. “Go enjoy the spoils of victory.”

“Ehehehe, maximum chaos for the win!” Hyrule laughed.

[dunmeshistash]

Hello Dr Meshi!

Ive been scouring the manga and adventurers bible myself to see if we have any information on what Elvish cuisine is like but I havent really found anything. Do you know of any information on that?

One info we have is the elf cake which is described as dry crumbly and made with candied fruits and nuts

Here's me going in a downwards spiral trying to figure out what the fruitcake elfcake nutcake is along with other people I doubt that helps but it was a fun day

The other hint we have from their cuisine is from lyrikmumare, which isn't really described they don't even say what they taste like so it's hard to guess, I tried to google and saw @room-surprise theorized it might be marzipan and in the notes someone says it might be wagashi

Marcilles mom says the (probably italian) food of where they lived tasted better than regional elf food

The other times I remember seeing elves talking about food or eating elf stuff is Milsiril giving elf cake to Kabru, the canaries talking about their dry rations, and this one where Kabru goes visit Milsiril's family, there's a lot of food on the table but I can't tell what any of it is other than cake and maybe jello?

He's also taking some home, is this fruit? Bread? Many things? Milsiril also has a bag that's kinda cute, so they're the type that give you food to take home after a party (they only had Milsiril's luggage when arriving)

I saw someone mentioning it before how elves seem to offer food as a way of affection/being kind. How they're always offering (people they perceive as) kids elf cake.

We really don't get a lot of info, that's all I remember

[nintendo-of-america-official]

Guys I saw a bunch of people bring knives into the senate

[simmeringstarfruit]

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