Ever dreamt of transforming your Sim’s kitchen into a Michelin-starred culinary haven? The Realistic Cooking Mod is your ticket to a more immersive and satisfying cooking experience in The Sims 4. This mod introduces a level of detail and complexity to the cooking mechanic, making it feel more like a real-life endeavor.
MEET THE REALISTIC COOKING MOD!
AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF FUNCTIONAL PRODUCTS IS NOW AVAILABLE!
The Realistic Cooking Mod enhances your Sims’ kitchen experience by incorporating a wide range of functional products in The Sims 4. In total, there are approximately 70 new functional items that your Sims can use to make cooking even more exciting!
Featured products:
- Frozen goodies such as fruits, vegetables, herbs, and berries
- Meat packs such as pork cutlets, chicken breasts, beef flanks, sausages, etc.
- Dairy products
- Bread, pasta, grains
- Flour, sugar, spices
- Oils
- Eggs
- Tea, coffee, and other beverages
- Bottled pastes, spreads, and sauces
SOME PRODUCTS ARE IMMEDIATELY EDIBLE
Among the many products offered in the Realistic Cooking Mod, some are instantly edible, like chocolates, crackers, chips, and spreadable items such as jams, peanut butter, and honey. Larger packaged products, like bottles of milk, can also be unpacked and individually consumed.
SIMS CAN ALSO USE THESE PRODUCTS TO CREATE EXISTING RECIPES
With Somik and Severinka’s Realistic Cooking Mod, the new functional products and ingredients allow you to create default recipes using these exact new items! When you open the recipe menu, you’ll notice that your Sims can now substitute the new products for the existing ones.
THE COOKING MENU LOOKS MORE POSH!
The creative duo has also revamped the refrigerator’s cooking menu with a fresh, modern design. Along with the updated, youthful interface, the menu now organizes recipes more efficiently, offering multiple categories for each type of food.
GROCERY DELIVERY HAS SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED
This mod has also revamped grocery deliveries. That’s right—there’s a dedicated delivery service included in the Realistic Cooking Mod, allowing your Sims to purchase their groceries directly from this new store.
THERE’S ALSO A SELF-SERVICE CHECKOUT MACHINE AVAILABLE
In addition to receiving products and fresh ingredients through grocery deliveries, your Sims can use the Self-Service Checkout—a functional machine that makes purchasing groceries easy. This innovative feature also allows your Sims to open and manage their own grocery shops!
THE REALISTIC COOKING MOD IS COMPATIBLE WITH OTHER RECIPES
In addition to being compatible with the base game of The Sims 4, the Realistic Cooking Mod also supports custom recipes from other creators. This compatibility allows for a vast selection of delicious recipes to be used in-game!
Compatible with recipes from:
- Oni
- Littlbowbub
- Brazenlotus
- TianaSims
THE REALISTIC COOKING MOD KEEPS GETTING UPDATED
Somik and Severinka regularly update the Realistic Cooking Mod, adding new recipes, functional items, and grocery options. Be sure to keep your mod updated to ensure everything runs smoothly in your game.
HOW TO INSTALL THE REALISTIC COOKING MOD?
- Download the latest version of the Realistic Cooking Mod from this site. Unzip the file and place it in your Mods folder.
- Optional Step (if you don’t have all the expansion and game packs installed): Within the unzipped Realistic Cooking Mod files, locate two folders named “EA Override xx_Additions” and delete any add-ons for packs you don’t own.
- Download the required resources: Obtain the “Any Ingredient” Cooking Tags Resource and the XML Injector. Unzip these files and place their contents in your Mods folder.
- For installation issues, consult this guide for troubleshooting help.
CONCLUSION
If you enjoy cooking and meal preparation in The Sims 4, the Realistic Cooking Mod is a must-have. It offers a range of fantastic features to enhance your Sim’s kitchen experience. With a substantial addition of new foods, mouth-watering recipes, and functional objects, you’ll find endless hours of cooking-related fun. Enjoy and happy simming, Simmers!
