Lotsa Lox is one of the few Glitch dishes that feature Salmon – the only kind of fish available in the game. If you want to make this dish properly, it takes a little time and effort, but is well worth it.
Within Glitch, spinach is a most useful vegetable, it’s very quick to grow, and is potent stuff – you can not only eat it to gain energy, but you can also activate it to trigger the High Jumper buff, which as its name suggests, allows you to jump much higher than you can normally – great for getting to those difficult to reach spots.
Burgers have a somewhat undeserved reputation as junk food. It is indeed true that there are some pretty poor examples out there, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t have good burgers if we try. The Lemburger is an important foodstuff in Glitch: it’s not only named after one of the giants, but there’s a whole quest dedicated to making them and then donating the results to Lem. Now, for a giant to have such an insatiable craving for these burgers, we can only assume that they must be pretty good. No fast food here, these are real burgers. Burgers fit for a giant.
Now that we’ve learned how to make Buns, we can start putting things inside them. Welcome to the world of sandwiches, or in Glitch-parlance, sammiches. People have been eating breads of various kinds along with other foods for thousands of years, but it wasn’t until the eighteenth century that the idea of placing slices of food between two pieces of bread started to catch on.
In Glitch, the bun is one of the simplest things to make. It only has two ingredients: flour and salt. What could be easier? But wait a moment, flour and salt? Where’s the yeast? You can’t make a bun without yeast, surely?