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This Stardew Valley guide details Preserves Jars, a crucial tool for maximizing profits from crops and foraged goods. Crafting artisan goods is key to wealth in Stardew Valley, and Preserves Jars offer an early-game advantage.
Obtaining Preserves Jars:
The recipe unlocks at Farming Level 4, requiring:
These materials are readily available early in the game. You also receive one for completing the Quality Crops Bundle (or Rare Crops Bundle in remixed saves) in the Community Center, and they may appear in the Prize Machine.
Uses for Preserves Jars:
Preserves Jars transform various items into artisan goods:
Item | Product | Sell Price | Health/Energy | Processing Time |
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Fruit | Jelly | 2x (base) + 50 | Edible: 2x base; Inedible: 0.5x/0.225x value | 2-3 days |
Vegetable/Mushroom/Forage | Pickles | 2x (base) + 50 | Edible: 1.75x base; Inedible: 0.625x/0.28125x value | 2-3 days |
Sturgeon Roe | Caviar | 500g | 175 Energy/78 Health | 4 days |
Other Fish Roe | Aged Roe | 60 + (base fish price) | 100 Energy/45 Health | 2-3 days |
Important Notes:
Preserves Jars vs. Kegs:
Preserves Jars are faster than Kegs but generally more profitable for low-value fruits (<50g) and vegetables/forage (<160g). They're essential for processing Fish Roe and are a superior option for increasing the value of mushrooms. High-yield, low-value crops like eggplants, wild berries, corn, and tomatoes are ideal for Preserves Jars.
This updated guide, incorporating the 1.6 update's expanded pickling options (including many foraged items like Dandelions and Purple Mushrooms), provides a comprehensive overview of using Preserves Jars for efficient and profitable farming in Stardew Valley.
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