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44 Oats are a cooking ingredient in Crimson Desert classified under the Grains category of gatherables. They pack golden and fine kernels in sacks rich with protein and fiber, and they resist cold weather well. Beyond their use as a cooking ingredient, Oats serve as popular and nutritious feed for horses. Consuming raw Oats restores a small amount of Health.
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66 In-Game Description
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8-"Packs golden and fine kernels in sacks with rich protein and fiber. Resists cold well and serves as nutritious food. Also popular as horse feed."
8+"Packs golden and fine kernels in sacks with rich protein and fiber. Resists cold well and is nutritious food. Also popular as horse feed."
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1010 Item Properties
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1212 PropertyValueTypeGatherable / Cooking IngredientCategoryGrainEffect (Raw)Health +30.0How to ObtainGrocer vendors, farmingAdditional UseHorse feedUsed InCooking recipes, horse feeding
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1515 Grocer Vendors: Purchase from grocery shops in towns across Pywel. Oats are stocked by grocers in most major settlements.Farming: Oats can be grown at the Greymane Camp farm. Their cold resistance makes them a hardy crop choice.
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1717 Horse Feed
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1919 Oats double as feed for your horse. Feeding Oats to a horse helps maintain its stamina and can be used to build trust with a newly tamed mount. Keep a few Oats in your inventory for long rides across the continent where rest stops are scarce.
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2121 Cooking Uses
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2323 Oats function as a standard grain ingredient in cooking recipes. They can be used in porridges and toasted grain dishes for Health restoration. Their nutritional profile is similar to Barley and Lentils, providing a reliable base for recovery items.
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2727 Oats pull double duty as both a cooking ingredient and horse feed. Stock extra so you never have to choose between feeding your mount and cooking dinner.The raw +30 Health effect is identical to Barley and Lentils, so eat whichever grain you have the most of in a pinch.Visit Meats and Grains for a complete comparison of all grain types and their uses.