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@BOT404: Easy, you can't
Is it because your pawns cant eat flour itself?
2- Yes, any. No, no need for you to have the condiment
Gourmet Cooking, "improves meals beyond their usual level of quality." Does that mean that if that chef is producing fine meals, there's a chance they'll come out as lavish instead? How would that apply to cooking lavish meals that turn out gourmet; do you get a meal with no condiment effect? Would it be wasted if that chef is cooking gourmet meals since there isn't a tier above that?
Flavor Mastery, "randomly adds cooking condiments to meals." Does that apply to ALL meals cooked by that chef, even ones that wouldn't normally be able to accept a condiment? If cooking gourmet meals, is there a chance to get two effects on a single meal? Does it require that condiment to be somewhere in your colony for it's effect to be added by this?