broccoli in project zomboid

Eating broccoli is one of the best things you can do for your health in Project Zomboid. Not only is broccoli incredibly nutritious, but it can also help you survive the zombie apocalypse. In addition to its high levels of vitamins and minerals, broccoli is also packed with antioxidants, which can help protect your body from the effects of radiation(LOL). Eating broccoli can also help prevent weight gain, as it is low in calories and high in fiber, making it perfect for those looking to maintain their weight.

PropertyFreshStaleRotten
Hunger-9-6-4
Boredom01020
Unhappiness01020
CategoryFood
Weight0.2
Stale (days)4
Rotten (days)2
Hunger-9-6-4
Thirst-4
Calories11
Carbohydrates2.06
Proteins0.87
Fat0.11
Base IDBase.Broccoli

Growing broccoli in Project Zomboid is relatively simple. All you need is some land, some basic farming skills, and a source of water. It requires 70 units of water and takes approximately 30 days to harvest, with an additional 4 days to stale and 7 days to rot. Once you’ve harvested your crop, you can either eat it fresh, store it in a refrigerator or freezer, or jar it for longer-term storage.

ContainerDays until StaleDays until Rotten
Normal4 days2 days
Refrigerator20 days10 days
Freezer100 days50 days
Jar of Broccoli60 days30 days

In addition to being easy to grow, broccoli is also incredibly versatile in the kitchen. From soups to stir fries to salads, there are plenty of recipes that you can make with broccoli. It can even be used to make pies, cakes, and burgers. No matter what you’re in the mood for, there’s sure to be a delicious broccoli recipe for it.

RecipeIngredientsTime
SoupBroccoli, Salt, Pepper10 mins
StewBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper20 mins
Stir FryBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper10 mins
Rice/PastaBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper20 mins
SaladBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper, Mayonnaise10 mins
SandwichBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper, Mayonnaise5 mins
BurgerBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper, Mayonnaise10 mins
PieBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper30 mins
CakeBroccoli, Carrots, Salt, Pepper, Honey40 mins

So don’t delay, start growing some broccoli today! With a little bit of effort and some knowledge of food storage techniques, you can be sure to enjoy the benefits of this amazing vegetable for years to come.