Gumdrop Cookie Tray

Gumdrop Cookie Tray is a placeable consumable item that yields multiple Gumdrop Cookies when used. It appears in the game as a single tray object that must be set on the ground or another valid surface before players can open it and take cookies. The tray functions like other multi-serving food containers (for example, a pot of soup) in that it is an object-based container rather than an instant-use single item.

The tray is obtained by baking a Raw Gumdrop Cookie Tray in a Convection Oven and ensuring the tray does not burn during the process. The in-game description characterizes the contents as fairly tempting cookies, reflecting their intended role as an appealing treat rather than a high-tier restorative item.

Once placed, a single Gumdrop Cookie Tray contains six Gumdrop Cookies. Players interact with the placed tray to retrieve individual cookies; the tray remains in the world until all six cookies have been removed. Because the tray is a placeable object, it can be stored in the game world as a shared resource for multiple players, or carried and deployed as a temporary food supply during expeditions.

Practical notes and interactions:

• Acquisition: Bake a Raw Gumdrop Cookie Tray in a Convection Oven and prevent it from burning to receive the finished tray.
• Placement: The tray must be placed in the world before interaction; it cannot be consumed directly from the inventory.
• Contents: Each tray yields six individual Gumdrop Cookies that are removed one at a time.
• Sharing and storage: As a placeable object, the tray can serve as a communal food source when left in bases or camps; it may be moved or picked up depending on game mechanics for placeable items.
• Tactics: Use trays to provision team members or to stage food supplies at remote work sites where repeated consumption will be needed; placing the tray near crafting or gathering stations reduces downtime.
• Description: The cookies are described in-game as fairly tempting, indicating their role as a simple, attractive consumable rather than a unique or rare resource.