Wrought Iron Grill
| Stacksize |
4 |
| Size ⇲ |
Large |
| Weight ⚖ |
Heavy |
| Renewable |
No |
| Ore Dictionary |
? |
| Drops |
N/A |
| Flammable |
No |
| Extra Item Data |
See Data |
The Wrought Iron Grill is an accessory used to cook food over a firepit more efficiently and with better quality.
Usage
The Wrought Iron Grill has four fuel slots and a temperature gauge which work exactly the same way as the corresponding controls in the firepit. Firestarters can also be used on a firepit with a grill mounted. Once the grill is mounted, the input and output slots are replaced with five cooking slots. Food, but not anything else, can be placed in all five of these slots to cook concurrently. Because the food remains in the cooking slot once cooked, it will continue to heat up; for most food this doesn’t matter, but breads can overheat and burn up, at which point they disappear. Food cooked on a grill has the same nutritional properties as food cooked on any other heat source, but a grill is preferred because food cooked on a grill lasts longer before decaying than food cooked on other heat sources.
