How to Make Mammorest Curry in Palworld

 

    Mammorest Curry is an Epic-rarity dish that trades one piece of Mammorest Meat and a handful of vegetables for a temporary combat buff. Paldb.cc's own item description reads: "A dish made by simmering vegetables and meat with spices. The rich flavor is highlighted by large chunks of tender meat. Eating it will increase your Attack by 25% for a period of time." That's the full in-game text, and it's worth quoting exactly, because the "period of time" phrasing is doing real work here — as this guide covers below, neither of the two sources this article draws from actually states how long that period is.

 

What Mammorest Curry Does

 

    Both paldb.cc and palworld.wiki.gg agree on the core numbers: eating Mammorest Curry restores 418 satiety/nutrition and grants a +25% Attack increase for a period of time, per the in-game description. Paldb.cc additionally lists 52 Sanity restored on eating it — that figure appears only on paldb.cc, not on palworld.wiki.gg, so treat it as single-sourced. The dish weighs 0.5 and carries Epic rarity, both corroborated across the two sources.

 

Ingredients and How to Cook It

 

 

    The recipe, per paldb.cc, is:

 

• Mammorest Meat x1
• Onion x2
• Carrot x2
• Potato x2
• Red Berries x2

 

    That's four kinds of vegetables and berries — Onion, Carrot, Potato, Red Berries — two units each for 8 units total (2+2+2+2=8), built around a single cut of meat: Mammorest Meat is the one ingredient you can't substitute, since it's what names the dish. Paldb.cc lists two stations that can craft it: the Large-Scale Stone Oven and the Ancient Kitchen. The facts JSON behind this article doesn't include a tier/tech-level breakdown for either station, so this guide doesn't claim one — build either station and the recipe should be available there once you hold the ingredients.

 

Satiety, Sanity, and the +25% Attack Buff

 

 

    Eating Mammorest Curry does three things: it restores 418 satiety, restores 52 Sanity (paldb.cc only), and applies a +25% Attack increase. Here's the important gap: the exact duration of that +25% Attack buff is not stated on either source page. Palworld.wiki.gg does list a 600-second figure for this item, but that number is documented as the item's spoil time — how long it lasts in your inventory before rotting — not the length of the Attack buff you get from eating it. Those are two different clocks (one measured from when you cook it, one from when you eat it), and conflating them would misstate how long your Attack bonus actually lasts. Because neither source states the buff's duration directly, this article states plainly: buff duration is undocumented, not the 600 seconds that belongs to spoilage instead.

 

Crafting Cost, Spoil Time, and Value

 

 

    Cooking Mammorest Curry costs 700 work points, per paldb.cc — that's the labor a Pal or player puts in at the station before the dish is finished, separate from the raw ingredient cost above. Once cooked, it spoils in 600 seconds (10 minutes) according to palworld.wiki.gg, so this isn't a dish to stockpile; cook it close to when you plan to eat it before a fight.

 

    On gold value, the two sources disagree outright: paldb.cc lists a 2,040 Gold Coin value, while palworld.wiki.gg lists a 418 Gold Coin sell price — the same number as the satiety figure, which is itself worth noting as a coincidence rather than a confirmation. With a roughly 5x gap between the two figures and no way to tell which reflects the current live value, this article does not assert either number as correct. If you need an exact sell price, check in-game before relying on either source.

 

Practical tips

• Cook Mammorest Curry close to when you'll eat it — it spoils in 600 seconds (10 minutes), per palworld.wiki.gg.
• Don't confuse that 600-second spoil timer with how long the +25% Attack buff lasts — the buff's duration isn't documented anywhere in the sources for this article.
• Either the Large-Scale Stone Oven or the Ancient Kitchen will cook this recipe — you don't need both.
• Stock two Onion, two Carrot, two Potato, and two Red Berries per serving, plus one Mammorest Meat — nothing here is a rare drop, so the meat is the only ingredient tied to hunting a specific Pal.
• Don't trust either source's gold-value figure at face value — they conflict by roughly 5x.

 

Running your own Palworld 1.0 server

 

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Conclusion

 

    Mammorest Curry is a straightforward Epic dish once you have the ingredients: one Mammorest Meat plus two each of Onion, Carrot, Potato, and Red Berries, cooked at a Large-Scale Stone Oven or Ancient Kitchen for 700 work points. Eating it restores 418 satiety, restores 52 Sanity per paldb.cc, and grants a +25% Attack increase — but exactly how long that Attack buff lasts isn't documented on either source used here, and it shouldn't be confused with the dish's separate 600-second spoil timer. Cook it fresh, eat it before a fight, and don't take either source's gold-value figure as final given the two disagree by roughly 5x.