Overview
Leppa Bread is a bread recipe in Pokemon Pokopia. It is prepared using the Oven cooking station and has a sour flavor profile. Eating this dish fully restores PP and powers up the Cut move. The Leppa Berry jam gives this bread a sour twist while boosting the Cut move.
Recipe Details
Property | Value |
|---|---|
Food Type | Bread |
Cooking Station | Oven |
Flavor | Sour |
Move Powered Up |
Ingredients
Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
1 | |
Leppa Berry | 1 |
Any Ingredient | 1 |
Flavor Profile and Pokemon Preferences
Leppa Bread has a sour flavor. Pokemon that prefer sour flavors gain an increased Comfort Level from Leppa Bread. This makes it a convenient sour gift option since Leppa Berries are the most common berry. Gifting food that matches a Pokemon's preferred flavor increases their Comfort Level significantly more than giving them a non-preferred flavor.
Where to Find Ingredients
Wheat grows in Rocky Ridges and can be farmed from seeds. Leppa Berries are the most abundant berry in the game, found in all biomes. Leppa Seeds can be found everywhere and grow into berry-producing trees. Most ingredients can be grown on your farm or picked up from the ground while exploring.
How to Cook
To prepare Leppa Bread, approach a Oven and interact with it. Place the required ingredients in the cooking interface. Cooking is unlocked after rescuing Chef Dente during the Rocky Ridges storyline. Having Chef Dente or another Pokemon with the Party specialty nearby increases cooking yields.
Mosslax Offering
Like all cooked food, this dish can be offered to Mosslax to provide area-wide effects that last until 5:00 AM when the daily reset occurs. The specific effect depends on the food type: breads offered to Mosslax provide a boost related to the Cut move for all nearby Pokemon.
Tips
Leppa Bread combines two of the most accessible ingredients (Wheat and Leppa Berry), making it one of the easiest flavored breads to prepare in bulk. The sour flavor is useful for feeding sour-preferring Pokemon. Since Leppa Berries are also used for Leppa Salad (sweet), you have different flavor outcomes from the same berry depending on the recipe.