Fish Morsel

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Fish Morsel   /   Cooked Fish Morsel
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“A small bit of fish.”

–Wilson, when examining Fish Morsel

“I like sushi, but I prefer it flame-broiled.”

–Willow, when examining Fish Morsel

“Fish lump for eating.”

–Wolfgang, when examining Fish Morsel

“There are other fish in the sea. Bigger ones, hopefully.”

–Wendy, when examining Fish Morsel

“SWIMMING MEAT SWIMS NO MORE”

–WX-78, when examining Fish Morsel

“Fish flesh.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining Fish Morsel

“I hope I don't attract bears.”

–Woodie, when examining Fish Morsel

“Have I been reduced to this?”

–Maxwell, when examining Fish Morsel

“This sea meat will serve me well.”

–Wigfrid, when examining Fish Morsel

“It's a little fishy.”

–Webber, when examining Fish Morsel

“Small fish from a big pond.”

–Walani, when examining Fish Morsel

“I will honor this ingredient.”

–Warly, when examining Fish Morsel

“'Tis hardly a bite'o'fish.”

–Woodlegs, when examining Fish Morsel

Fish Morsel is a food item dropped by Crabbits and Bottlenosed Ballphins when killed. When used in the Crock Pot they only count as Fishes and have no Meat value.

It is the Fish equivalent of Morsels.

Cooked Fish Morsel

“A small bit of cooked fish.”

–Wilson, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“Fish and fire go well together.”

–Willow, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“Looks better now.”

–Wolfgang, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“It will... tide... me over for now.”

–Wendy, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“CITRUS SPRITZING REQUIRED”

–WX-78, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“Most nutritious.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“Looks good to me.”

–Woodie, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“...Bottoms up.”

–Maxwell, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“This meat will swim in my belly!”

–Wigfrid, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“Boney.”

–Webber, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“Is it snacktime?”

–Walani, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“Could use fresh herbs and butter...”

–Warly, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

“'Tis a bit better.”

–Woodlegs, when examining Cooked Fish Morsel

A Cooked Fish Morsel is a Fish Morsel, Crabbit, or Tropical Fish that has been cooked over a Campfire, Fire Pit or Star. It can also be used in various Crock Pot recipes.

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