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'''Strawberries''' are an [[above ground|above-ground]] [[crop]]. They can be [[plant gathering|gathered]] nearly anywhere, and are common items when [[trading]] with non-dwarven [[caravan|caravans]]. They can be [[food|eaten raw]], [[cooking|cooked]], or [[brewing|brewed]] into [[Alcohol|strawberry wine]]. They are much like an above-ground version of [[plump helmet]]s, having the same [[value]] and uses.
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'''Strawberries''' are an [[above ground|above-ground]] [[crop]]. They can be [[plant gathering|gathered]] nearly anywhere, and are common items when [[trading]] with non-[[dwarven]] [[caravan|caravans]]. The plant can be [[food|eaten raw]], [[cooking|cooked]], or [[Thresher|processed]] into fruit. The fruit can then be [[food|eaten raw]], [[cooking|cooked]], or [[brewing|brewed]] into [[Alcohol|strawberry wine]]. They are much like an above-ground version of [[plump helmet]]s, having the same [[value]] and uses. Keep in mind that they must be brewed from the {{DFtext|Brew Drink From Fruit}} task, rather than the {{DFtext|Brew Drink From Plant}} task.
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Strawberry crops are one of the few crops with multiple usable products: harvesting a strawberry crop will yield ''strawberry plant'', a plant used in cooking, and [[Thresher|processing]] a ''strawberry plant'' will yield ''strawberry seeds'' as well as ''strawberry'' fruit, which can be cooked or brewed. As always, cooking a strawberry plant does not yield seeds, and despite this, they are enabled for use in cooking by default. This is a great way to accidentally run out of seeds, although it is easy to obtain more by [[plant gathering|gathering]] them in the wild. [[Brewing]] with strawberries does yield seeds.
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Strawberries can be planted and harvested in farm plots year-round.
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Strawberries are stored in spice barrels/pots.
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Some dwarves [[Preferences|like]] strawberries for their ''vivid red color''.
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[[File:Strawberry BNC.jpg|thumb|300px|center|Admired for its ''vivid red color''.]]
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Latest revision as of 22:54, 13 November 2025

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Strawberry plant
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Urist likes strawberry plants for their vivid red color.
Seed

· Strawberry seeds

Graphic
Strawberry shrub sprite.png
Seasons
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Biome

Wet Dry
Products
Alcohol Strawberry wine
Fruit Strawberry
Plant Properties
Edible Yes
Cookable Yes
Fruit Properties
Edible Yes
Cookable Yes
Seed Properties
Edible No
Cookable Yes
Uses

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Strawberries are an above-ground crop. They can be gathered nearly anywhere, and are common items when trading with non-dwarven caravans. The plant can be eaten raw, cooked, or processed into fruit. The fruit can then be eaten raw, cooked, or brewed into strawberry wine. They are much like an above-ground version of plump helmets, having the same value and uses. Keep in mind that they must be brewed from the Brew Drink From Fruit task, rather than the Brew Drink From Plant task.

Strawberry crops are one of the few crops with multiple usable products: harvesting a strawberry crop will yield strawberry plant, a plant used in cooking, and processing a strawberry plant will yield strawberry seeds as well as strawberry fruit, which can be cooked or brewed. As always, cooking a strawberry plant does not yield seeds, and despite this, they are enabled for use in cooking by default. This is a great way to accidentally run out of seeds, although it is easy to obtain more by gathering them in the wild. Brewing with strawberries does yield seeds.

Strawberries can be planted and harvested in farm plots year-round.

Strawberries are stored in spice barrels/pots.

Some dwarves like strawberries for their vivid red color.

Admired for its vivid red color.
"Strawberry" in other Languages Story tell indicator.png
Dwarven: atith-lisig
Elven: aÿife-ada
Goblin: slatspu-smug
Human: pak-tikbo
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