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Doubanjiang
Dish made spicier by adding chili pepper
to seasoning made from
broad beans.
Seasonings 
South China
local specialty
Obtained Info
Macau
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Hangzhou 14
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Yuntaishan
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- Quanzhou 6
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Chongqing 11
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Use
Montador10-18-2012
Best price is in Iberia (49.6k average).
Maria02-22-2014
Can this be burnt or eaten by rats or both?
Naoyasu02-22-2014
It's safe from both. Rats only consume goods that are in the
Foodstuffs category (fish, beef, etc). Fire affects the following:
Foodstuffs, Luxury Goods, Spices, Medicine, Fibres, Fabrics, Fragrances, and Sundries, but not Seasonings.
Foodstuffs category (fish, beef, etc). Fire affects the following:
Foodstuffs, Luxury Goods, Spices, Medicine, Fibres, Fabrics, Fragrances, and Sundries, but not Seasonings.
Nicola02-22-2014
Now that was some great information. Thank you very much sir.
Nicola02-22-2014
...except... hmmm... I seem to recall I've had rats eat my cranberries or prunes (both luxuries)... maybe memory not serving very well
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