Food
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Hunger Management
A wild encounter with a hungry Rock Slime.
In the whimsical world of Slime Rancher, the path to a happy and prosperous ranch is paved with delicious food. Slimes are known for their insatiable appetites, and it's your duty as a skilled rancher to provide them with a smorgasbord of delectable treats. But not all foods are created equal in the eyes of these gooey companions. In this section, we'll dive into the enticing realm of slime cuisine, where you'll learn about the diverse tastes and preferences of the various slime species.
From fruits and veggies to the occasional sweet surprise, understanding what makes a slime's taste buds tingle is crucial to keeping them happy, healthy, and productive. Whether you're a rookie rancher just getting started or a seasoned slime wrangler looking to expand your culinary horizons, this section is your gateway to becoming a true gourmet rancher. Get ready to explore the wide world of slime food, where every bite is an adventure, and every satisfied slime is a step closer to ranching success!
Fruits and veggies
In Slime Rancher, Mother Nature provides an abundance of fruits and veggies to satisfy the cravings of your slimy friends. From juicy Heart Beets to plump Cuberries, these colorful and nutritious morsels are a staple in the diet of many slimes. Offering these delectable treats can attract a variety of slime species to your ranch and keep them content. So, let's explore the world of fruits and veggies, where nature's bounty plays a pivotal role in the ranching experience.
Mint Mango
A fully grown Mint Mango tree.
The mint mango is perhaps the sweetest fruit ever discovered. Its appearance is that of a mango, with a thicker, syrup-like juice, and a bright, minty aftertaste. It's no wonder Honey Slimes seek them out or that they have such amazingly fresh breath.
It is the favorite food of Honey Slimes.
Heart beet
A patch of wild Heart Beets found in Starlight Strand.
Heart beets get their name from their deep, red color and heart-like shape. Heart beets are also unusually juicy for a beet, making it the only veggie that's not for the squeamish in the kitchen.
Meat
Sometimes, a slime's hunger can only be satiated with a hearty serving of meat. From tender hen hens to the occasional tasty treat found while exploring the Far, Far Range, meat is a high-value food source that can entice certain carnivorous slimes to your ranch. In this section, we'll uncover the savory side of slime cuisine and learn how to keep those meat-loving slimes satisfied.
Stony Hen
A domesticated Stony Hen inside a coop.
Stony hens are thought to have evolved from hen hens who once trekked deep into the mountains of the Far, Far Range. Perhaps these birds were seeking clarity of mind that one can truly obtain through meditation amongst these lofty, barren crags. But most likely, they were just stupid and got lost.