Icebergiri

Icebergiri is a single-serving food item classified as an abiotic-factor item in the game. It is described in the English client as "a frosty morsel" and appears as a small, chilled bite intended to be taken from a crafted platter. The item exists primarily as a discrete unit that players obtain when they interact with an Icebergiri Platter that they or another player has prepared and placed in the world.

Icebergiri is produced by crafting an Icebergiri Platter and then placing that platter on a surface; once the platter is placed, individual Icebergiri can be taken from it. One Icebergiri Platter yields exactly six Icebergiri units when harvested from the placed platter. The in-game flavor text across other localizations conveys the same idea: short descriptions translate to variations of "a frosty/frozen bite" or "a cold morsel," emphasizing the item's chilled theme.

Practical notes and interactions:

• Acquisition: Craft an Icebergiri Platter through the appropriate cooking or crafting interface, place the completed platter on any valid surface in the world, then interact with the platter to remove individual Icebergiri items. Each platter provides six separate Icebergiri.
• Inventory handling: Icebergiri are discrete, stackable units taken from the platter; manage carried stacks according to inventory limits and intended use.
• Presentation and sharing: Because the platter must be placed in the world to yield Icebergiri, the platter mechanic enables communal sharing—multiple players can take portions from the same placed platter until the six portions are exhausted.
• Localization: The item is labeled in the English client as Icebergiri and described as "a frosty morsel." Equivalent short descriptions in other languages render as "a cold/frozen bite" or similar phrasing, preserving the item's icy culinary theme.

Only the platter-to-portions production path and the six-portions yield are documented for Icebergiri; no additional effects, buffs, or recipe variations are specified in the available sources.