But you do have to be careful not to install more than one version of the same mod as many of them offer different 'flavors' of the same thing on the same MTS pages. None of these mods conflict with each other, if anything these developers worked really hard to make their creations cross-compatible.

I'm probably leaving a couple of things and developers out by accident, but this might be enough to get you started. These are now outdated, Cinderellimouse took over this one and it's her versions that are current. You may also find Ingredients Overhaul mods by BlackCat007 and Anak_Ponti in your travels. You can even use it to make candles out of beeswax. I helped test this out when it was back in beta and it's totally awesome - there's around 100 different things this mod allows for that the station itself does not. Once completed Sims will set the bowl on the floor, at this point the bowl becomes a pet food dish. Mixing bowl and processed in food processor. If your Sims has a food processor they will use that, but are able to make it without one also. To extend the functionality of the canning station, check out Butterbot's Canning Station Overhaul at MTS. It is available anytime of the day, but Sims must have at least a level 3 cooking skill. To enhance the capabilities of the bakers oven displays and racks, there's the NRaas Cupcake mod. Most times keeping track of mods that are working is something hard to do because some mods haven’t been tended to in years, sometimes the main game updates break them or add extra features that make the mods obsolete. To further extend the ways sims work with food (and beverages), also look for icarus_allsorts' mods at MTS. The Sims game is a very interesting one to play, this article is going to list out some of the mods which you can use to enjoy and update your game. But then very few people in the real world really know how to grow and cook everything there is on the planet. My sims now have so many harvestables to garden and recipes to learn that it's almost impossible for any of them to get anywhere near 100% learned unless they are extremely focused and dedicated to the tasks at hand. Be careful with icemunmun's as she also develops for TS4 and you don't want to get TS4 mod files mixed in with TS3.

It's available here: įor the custom ingredients, harvestables, and recipe mods themselves, check out the creations of icemunmun, cinderellimouse, douglasveiga all at MTS. All you have to do with it is toss into Mods/Packages like any other package file.

It's an ingenious mod that quietly acts as a custom loader for these items. Many custom ingredient havestable recipe mod developers have switched over to requiring CCLoader to make their creations work.

The sims 3 food mods