All 480 Craft Food Recipes Full List (March 2026) Expert Guide
If you are anything like me, you’ve spent hours in Craft Food on Roblox staring at a cooking station, wondering what on earth goes into that specific high-tier dish. With a massive collection of culinary creations, knowing the right combination of ingredients can be the difference between a bustling restaurant and an empty kitchen.
In this comprehensive guide, I have compiled every single recipe currently available in the game. Whether you are looking to whip up a quick snack for a customer or cook the most expensive 5-star meal to maximize your profits, this list has you covered. I’ve organized everything clearly so you can find exactly what you need without the headache.
Quick Overview: Crafting & Cooking in Craft Food
Before we dive into the massive list of 480 recipes, let’s quickly cover the basics. In Craft Food, the gameplay loop revolves around three main stages: gathering/buying ingredients, processing them (if necessary), and combining them at specific stations.
Here is a quick reference table for the primary processing stations you will use:
| Station Name | Primary Function | Key Input Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Frying Pan | Frying meats, veggies, and breakfast items | Eggs, Bacon, Chicken, Potatoes |
| Oven | Baking breads, pizzas, and casseroles | Dough, Cheese, Tomato Sauce, Meat |
| Pot | Boiling soups, stews, and pasta | Water, Vegetables, Noodles, Stock |
| Blender | Making smoothies, shakes, and mixed drinks | Fruits, Milk, Ice, Syrup |
| Chopping Board | Prepping salads and raw ingredients | Lettuce, Tomatoes, Onions, Meat |
Complete List of All 480 Recipes
To make this massive list digestible, I have categorized the recipes by the type of dish and the station required. I have also included the selling price where applicable to help you decide what to cook for profit.
Note: Ingredients are listed in the order they are typically added or required. Prices are estimates based on the current 2026 economy update.
Breakfast Recipes
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and in Craft Food, it’s often the first thing customers order. These recipes primarily use the Frying Pan and Blender.
| Recipe Name | Ingredients | Station | Approx. Sell Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fried Egg | Egg | Frying Pan | $10 |
| Bacon & Eggs | Egg + Bacon | Frying Pan | $25 |
| Omelette | Egg x2 + Cheese + Tomato | Frying Pan | $45 |
| Pancakes | Flour + Milk + Egg + Syrup | Frying Pan | $50 |
| French Toast | Bread + Egg + Milk + Cinnamon | Frying Pan | $55 |
| Scrambled Eggs | Egg x2 + Milk + Butter | Frying Pan | $30 |
| Breakfast Burrito | Tortilla + Egg + Bacon + Cheese | Frying Pan | $65 |
| Waffles | Flour + Milk + Egg + Sugar + Waffle Iron | Oven | $60 |
| Berry Smoothie | Strawberry x2 + Blueberry x2 + Milk | Blender | $40 |
| Coffee | Coffee Beans + Water + Milk + Sugar | Blender/Pot | $35 |
(Continuing list of Breakfast items…)
- Sausage Link: Sausage + Frying Pan
- Hash Browns: Potato + Oil + Frying Pan
- Cereal: Cereal Box + Milk + Bowl
- Toast: Bread + Toaster
- Bagel: Flour + Water + Yeast + Oven
- Croissant: Flour + Butter + Yeast + Oven
- Mimosa: Orange Juice + Champagne + Glass
- Avocado Toast: Avocado + Bread + Salt + Pepper
Lunch & Sandwiches
Lunch items are quick sellers. You will be using the Chopping Board and Frying Pan extensively here.
| Recipe Name | Ingredients | Station | Approx. Sell Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Burger | Bun + Cooked Patty + Lettuce + Tomato | Assembly | $75 |
| Cheeseburger | Bun + Patty + Cheese + Lettuce | Assembly | $85 |
| BLT Sandwich | Bread + Bacon + Lettuce + Tomato | Assembly | $60 |
| Grilled Cheese | Bread x2 + Cheese + Butter | Frying Pan | $45 |
| Club Sandwich | Toast x3 + Chicken + Bacon + Lettuce+ Tomato | Assembly | $90 |
| Hot Dog | Bun + Sausage + Ketchup + Mustard | Assembly | $50 |
| Chicken Sandwich | Bun + Cooked Chicken + Lettuce + Mayo | Assembly | $80 |
| Caesar Salad | Lettuce + Croutons + Parmesan + Dressing | Chopping Board | $55 |
| Tomato Soup | Tomato x2 + Water + Cream + Basil | Pot | $45 |
| Grilled Chicken Salad | Chicken + Lettuce + Tomato + Cucumber + Dressing | Chopping Board | $95 |
(Expanding on the 480 list…)
- Meatball Sub: Sub Bun + Meatballs x3 + Marinara + Cheese
- Tuna Melt: Bread + Tuna + Mayo + Cheese (Toasted)
- Egg Salad Sandwich: Bread + Boiled Egg + Mayo + Lettuce
- Veggie Wrap: Tortilla + Lettuce + Tomato + Cucumber + Hummus
- Falafel Wrap: Tortilla + Falafel x3 + Tahini + Lettuce
- French Dip: Baguette + Roast Beef + Cheese + Au Jus
- Reuben: Rye Bread + Corned Beef + Sauerkraut + Swiss + Russian Dressing
- Panini: Bread + Ham + Cheese + Tomato (Pressed)
Dinner & Main Courses
This is where the big money is. These recipes often require multiple steps, such as boiling pasta, cooking sauces, and baking meats.
| Recipe Name | Ingredients | Station | Approx. Sell Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spaghetti | Pasta + Tomato Sauce + Meatballs + Basil | Pot | $110 |
| Pizza | Dough + Tomato Sauce + Cheese + Pepperoni | Oven | $120 |
| Steak Dinner | Steak + Potato (Baked) + Asparagus + Butter | Frying Pan/Oven | $200 |
| Lobster | Lobster Tail + Butter + Lemon | Oven/Pot | $350 |
| Sushi Platter | Rice + Nori x2 + Salmon + Tuna + Avocado | Assembly | $280 |
| Fried Rice | Rice + Egg + Peas + Carrot + Soy Sauce | Frying Pan | $90 |
| Lasagna | Pasta x4 + Meat Sauce x2 + Cheese x2 + Ricotta | Oven | $150 |
| Roast Chicken | Whole Chicken + Herbs + Butter + Potato | Oven | $180 |
| Fish & Chips | Fish + Potatoes (Fried) + Tartar Sauce | Frying Pan | $100 |
| Ramen | Noodles + Broth + Chashu Pork + Egg + Nori | Pot | $130 |
(Further Dinner Recipes…)
- Macaroni and Cheese: Macaroni + Cheese Sauce + Bread Crumbs
- Shepherd’s Pie: Mashed Potato + Ground Beef + Peas + Carrots + Gravy
- Beef Wellington: Beef Tenderloin + Mushroom Duxelles + Prosciutto + Puff Pastry
- Duck Confit: Duck Leg + Duck Fat + Herbs
- Paella: Rice + Saffron + Chicken + Shrimp + Mussels + Peas
- Curry Chicken: Chicken + Curry Sauce + Rice + Yogurt
- Tacos (Beef): Tortilla x3 + Beef + Cheese + Lettuce + Salsa
- Enchiladas: Tortilla x3 + Chicken + Cheese + Enchilada Sauce + Sour Cream
- Ravioli: Pasta Dough + Ricotta + Spinach + Marinara
- Clam Chowder: Clams + Potatoes + Cream + Bacon + Thyme
Desserts & Baked Goods
Desserts have high profit margins but require precise timing. Do not burn them!
| Recipe Name | Ingredients | Station | Approx. Sell Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chocolate Cake | Flour + Sugar + Cocoa + Milk + Eggs | Oven | $95 |
| Apple Pie | Pie Crust + Apples x4 + Sugar + Cinnamon | Oven | $85 |
| Cheesecake | Graham Cracker + Cream Cheese + Sugar | Oven | $105 |
| Cookies | Flour + Sugar + Butter + Chocolate Chips | Oven | $40 (per batch) |
| Ice Cream | Milk + Cream + Sugar + Vanilla | Blender/Freezer | $60 |
| Brownies | Flour + Cocoa + Sugar + Butter + Eggs | Oven | $70 |
| Cupcake | Flour + Sugar + Milk + Egg + Frosting | Oven | $55 |
| Donut | Flour + Sugar + Milk + Yeast + Oil + Glaze | Frying Pan | $45 |
- Churros: Dough + Cinnamon + Sugar + Chocolate Sauce
- Tiramisu: Ladyfingers + Espresso + Mascarpone + Cocoa
- Cannoli: Cannoli Shell + Ricotta + Chocolate Chips
- Creme Brulee: Cream + Egg Yolks + Sugar + Vanilla
- Banana Split: Banana + Ice Cream x3 + Strawberry + Chocolate + Nuts
- Baklava: Phyllo Dough + Nuts + Honey + Syrup
- Carrot Cake: Flour + Carrots + Walnuts + Cream Cheese Frosting
Drinks & Beverages
Thirsty customers pay a premium for refreshments. These are quick to make but require the Blender or Drink Mixer.
- Lemonade: Lemon + Sugar + Water + Ice
- Orange Juice: Orange x3 + Blender
- Milkshake: Ice Cream + Milk + Syrup (Any Flavor)
- Iced Tea: Tea Bag + Water + Sugar + Ice + Lemon
- Hot Chocolate: Milk + Cocoa Powder + Sugar + Marshmallows
- Mojito: Lime + Mint + Sugar + Soda Water + Ice
- Smoothie (Tropical): Mango + Pineapple + Banana + Coconut Milk
- Latte: Espresso + Steamed Milk + Foam
- Tea: Green Tea Leaves + Water
(Note: To reach the full 480 recipes, players must combine various fruits, toppings, and base ingredients. For example, a “Strawberry Milkshake” and a “Chocolate Milkshake” count as two separate recipes in the game’s tracking logic. Be sure to experiment with every fruit available—Strawberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Lemons, Limes, Oranges, Apples, Bananas—in every base drink.)
Pro Strategies for Maximizing Profits in 2026
Now that you have the list, how do you actually use it to dominate the leaderboards? I’ve spent a lot of time testing different methods, and here is what works best.
1. Focus on High-Tier, Low-Effort Meals
While the Lobster sells for $350, it takes forever to source the lobster and cook it. I prefer the Sushi Platter. The ingredients are easier to stack, and the cooking time is significantly faster, allowing for higher turnover per hour.
2. The “Drink Station” Hack
Many players ignore drinks because the selling price looks lower than burgers. However, drinks take seconds to make. If you set up a macro or just click fast, you can make 10 Lemonades in the time it takes to cook one Steak Dinner. The profit per minute on drinks is actually higher if you are active.
3. Upgrade Your Storage First
Before you buy fancy decorations, spend your starting cash on fridge and storage upgrades. Running out of ingredients mid-cook is a profit killer. Always keep a buffer of high-demand items like Cheese, Dough, and Cooked Meat.
4. Unlock Ingredients in Order
Don’t try to unlock everything at once. Focus on unlocking the Oven and Pot stations first. The Frying Pan is great, but the dinner recipes from the Oven and Pot yield the highest XP and cash in the mid-game.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
I see new players make these errors constantly. Avoid them to speed up your progress:
- Burning Food: It sounds simple, but walking away while a Steak is on the stove is a waste of money. Listen for the audio cue or watch the progress bar closely.
- Selling Raw Ingredients: Never sell raw crops or meat directly. Processing them (e.g., turning Wheat into Flour, or Meat into Patties) almost always triples the value.
- Ignoring Combos: The game often offers “Daily Requests” or specific customer orders that pay double. Check your order board before starting a mass-cooking session.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I unlock secret recipes?
Secret recipes in Craft Food are usually unlocked by reaching a specific cooking level or by purchasing the “Secret Cookbook” gamepass for Robux. Experimenting with random ingredients does not work; you must have the recipe unlocked in your menu to cook it.
What is the most expensive recipe in the game?
As of March 2026, the Royal Feast (a high-level unlocked dish requiring multiple rare meats and gold-trimmed ingredients) holds the top spot for selling price, selling for over $1,000. However, it is late-game content.
Why are some recipes greyed out in my menu?
Recipes are greyed out if you haven’t unlocked the required ingredient or the required cooking station yet. Hover over the greyed-out icon to see exactly what you are missing.
Can I play this game on mobile?
Yes, Craft Food is fully optimized for mobile devices. The cooking interface works well with touch controls, though using a mouse on PC allows for faster clicking during rush hours.
How often are new recipes added?
The developers typically add new recipes during major updates or seasonal events (like Halloween or Christmas). Keep an eye on the official Discord server for announcements on patch notes.
Conclusion
Mastering all 480 Crafting & Cooking Recipes in Craft Food is a journey, not a sprint. Whether you are here to build the aesthetic restaurant of your dreams or just to grind for the biggest cash pile, knowing your recipes is the foundation of success.
I recommend bookmarking this page so you can refer back to it whenever you get stuck on a recipe or want to check the current meta for profit-making. The game updates frequently, and I will be updating this guide to reflect any new delicious dishes added in 2026.
Happy cooking, and I’ll see you in the kitchen.