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MaterialsA smooth white block of dry-rendered animal fat. It will remain edible for a very long time, and can be used as an ingredient in many foods and projects.

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A smooth white block of dry-rendered animal fat. It will remain edible for a very long time, and can be used as an ingredient in many foods and projects.
A huge bone of a large creature.
A huge shelter made of sticks and skins, very bulky but with plenty of space. This is broken and cannot be deployed.
A family-sized tent, very bulky but with plenty of space. This tent is broken and cannot be deployed.
The stomach of a large humanoid creature. It is surprisingly durable.
The stomach of a large humanoid creature. It is surprisingly durable.
A huge slab of uncut smoked bacon. You can eat it as is, but it would be more efficient to cut it into smaller portions with a knife.
The stomach of a large woodland creature. It is surprisingly durable.
A very old type of pasta made with several layers of lasagne sheets alternated with cheese, sauce and meat.
A classic New England casserole made with butter, lobster, and crackers, in roughly that order.
A standard 6-round capacity magazine for the Ruger LCP pistol.
Decorative bones affixed to a leather dog harness for that true post-apocalyptic style, including a skull bone headpiece! You could put this on a friendly dog.
The alien beauty of this indigo flower is betrayed by its disgustingly fleshy composition. What from afar appear to be petals are but layered membranes of transparent veiny flesh, given color by a covering of blue iridescent ichor. Even if it is certainly poisonous, it has a pleasant medicinal smell to it.
This unwieldy coffee table book is titled "LEGENDARY Bike Rides Around the WORLD." It provides a wealth of detail about paved bike trails in every part of the globe except New England. But if you make it to Patagonia on bike, you're all set.
A very sour citrus fruit. Can be eaten if you're desperate, but you should probably look for some other cooking application for this.
The lemon pepper tuna entree from an MRE.
Cake filled with the goodness of lemon and poppy seeds.
Unlike cola this is caffeine free, however it is still carbonated and has plenty of sugar and a lemon-lime taste.
Tangy yellow powder that smells strongly of lemons. Can be mixed with water to make lemonade.
A crisp head of iceberg lettuce. You should probably prepare it before eating.
A traditional Danish pate. Probably better if you spread it on some bread.
A stainless-steel comb with spiral grooved teeth designed to remove pesky parasites from hair. Even just thinking about it makes you itch.
A swirly confectionary treat in strings of sweet-tasting candy.
This spy novel tells the story of a jaded rocket scientist looking for redemption in all the wrong places. As selling state secrets becomes her career, she learns there isn't much of difference between a double-agent and a triple-agent.
A classic way to serve liver.
A delicious deep-fried biscuit loaded with lobster meat.
Fresh lobster meat, perfectly seasoned with lemon juice and a vegetable accompaniment. A gourmet dish that is both healthy and delicious.
The lobster seafood medley entree from an MRE.
A rich and tasty lobster stew from New England, made with fresh lobster, milk, cream, and butter.
A fist-sized egg from a locust.
A lovely flower that grows on the surface of bodies of fresh water. Traditionally connected with many Eastern cultures.
The rhizome of the lotus, which has many tubular cavities inside, can be eaten both raw and cooked.
A healthy beverage made from lotus flowers steeped in boiling water.
The passionate saga of two Boston politicians fiercely battling each other for the mayor's office, and for Lydia's hand in marriage.
A profoundly addictive and powerful stimulant. While extremely effective at enhancing alertness, it is hazardous to health and the risk of an adverse reaction is great.
An unreliable and bulky 32-round snail-drum magazine, originally designed for use with the Luger pistol.
A standard-capacity angled-feed 8-round steel box magazine for use with the Luger pistol.
An acidic fruit found in South America and the Caribbean, it looks like a hairy orange and is used mainly for juice and desserts. Also known as the naranjilla.
Strange lights perpetually glimmer within the sharpened internals of this glass globule.
Meat that has been cooked, preserved, and cut into thin slices for convenient sandwich construction. It tastes fine cold.
A French lung dish, made by poaching the lungs before pan-frying them with onion, tomato, seasonings, and a generous amount of wine.
The Luther's Small Catechism and the Luther's Large Catechism into one single large, hardcover book. It contains a summary of Christian doctrine and was intended to be used as a teaching tool for laypeople, particularly parents and pastors, to instruct them in the basic principles of the Christian faith.
A 15-round box magazine for the M1 and M2 carbine.
A 30-round curved box magazine for the M1 and M2 carbine.
A 13-round double stack box magazine for the SIG Sauer P228 (also known as the M11) or P229.