New Sims 4 Kitchen Appliance✨
With the recent release of the new expansion pack Business and Hobbies. A new small kitchen appliance was introduced to the game. Now our sims can now make their own candy and sell them with the new small business feature. Your sim can craft three different types of candy. lollipops, Cotton candy and Jellybeans. Each candy has their own variety of flavors to craft. The higher your sim cooking skill the more candy options you unlock. Candy making does not have its own skill it’s connected to the cooking skill. Have you played with the new candy crafting feature?
Okay Simmers, I've been diving deep into the new 'Business and Hobbies' expansion pack, and let me tell you, the candy crafting feature is an absolute game-changer! I was so excited to get my Sims a new kitchen appliance to start their sweet venture. If you're wondering how to get started or just want to perfect your candy empire, I've got some tips for you! First things first, you'll need the new candy crafting station. It's super easy to find in build mode under kitchen appliances. Once you have it, your Sim can immediately start making some basic candies. I found that even a low-skill Sim can churn out some treats, which is great for a beginner business. What I love most is the variety! My Sim has been busy making all three types: lollipops, cotton candy, and jellybeans. Each one has a fantastic range of flavors. For lollipops, I've seen everything from classic 'Lemon Swirl' to the adorable 'Plumbob Pop'. The jellybeans come in so many exciting varieties – I've personally crafted 'Sour Jellybean' and a vibrant 'Pomegranate Jellybean'. And don't even get me started on cotton candy; the 'Strawberry&Cream' is a personal favorite, but the 'Sprinkle Galaxy' is definitely a showstopper! It's so satisfying to see my Sim display their creations, like those huge strawberry-decorated lollipops I saw in the game's promotional images. The game links candy making directly to the cooking skill, which makes sense. The higher your Sim's cooking skill, the more advanced and diverse candy recipes you unlock. So, if you want to craft all 7 flavors of jellybeans or all 8 lollipop options, get those cooking skills up! I found that baking cakes or making gourmet meals between candy batches really helped speed up the process. This feature ties in perfectly with the new small business gameplay. You can set up your own customizable store and sell your handmade candies. I've found that displaying a variety of colorful sweets, especially the uniquely flavored ones, really attracts customers. Pricing is key too – experiment to see what sells best in your Sim's neighborhood. Don't forget to hire an employee once your business takes off! To make my candy-making operation run smoothly, I’ve optimized my Sim's kitchen. While the game provides everything you need, I personally love adding decorative kitchen items and good lighting to make the space feel more inviting and efficient. Think about adding extra counters for prep work and perhaps some display cases for your masterpieces. Even if you're not using custom content, making your kitchen functional and aesthetically pleasing can really enhance the gameplay experience and immerse you in your Sim's sweet life. Overall, the candy crafting feature has added such a delightful layer to my Sims 4 gameplay. It's not just about making money; it's about the joy of crafting, experimenting with flavors, and seeing your Sims build a successful, sweet business. Have you started your candy empire yet? What are your favorite flavors to craft?
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