Materials in Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead – Page 9

A smooth white block of cleaned and rendered demihuman 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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dried barley stalks

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A sheaf of dried barley stalks. These will require threshing before anything can be done with them.

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dried beans

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Dehydrated great northern beans. Tasty and nutritious when cooked, virtually inedible when dry.

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dried buckwheat stalks

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A heap of dried buckwheat. It'll need to be threshed before eating, unless you're a cow.

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dried canola stalks

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A sheaf of dry grass, it must be threshed to separate out the seeds.

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dried lentils

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A humble but nutrient-rich legume. They should be cooked prior to consumption, unless you're planning to plant them.

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dried mushroom

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Dried mushrooms are a tasty and healthy addition to many meals.

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dried oat stalks

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A sheaf of dried oat stalks. These will require threshing before anything can be done with them.

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dried seaweed

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A bit of dried seaweed. It's tough, inedible, and possibly poisonous, but it could be burned or used for crafts.

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dried soybeans

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Beige colored beans, dried until rock hard. They'll need to be cooked or processed before use.

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dried wheat stalks

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A sheaf of dried wheat stalks. These will require threshing before anything can be done with them.

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dried wild rice stalks

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A bunch of dry wild rice stalks. Threshing these would knock the grains loose.

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drop-in auto sear

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A vaguely 'U'-shaped piece of metal with a vaguely 'T'-shaped flapper on a pin. Once tucked into an AR-15's lower receiver, the rifle will become selective fire-capable. The handcrafted-sear surface isn't as good as actual full-auto parts, so precision and reliability suffer slightly.

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dry wild rice

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Raw, milled wild rice. Tasty and nutritious when cooked, virtually inedible when dry.

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egg salad

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Hard-boiled eggs, mixed into a salad. Can be made into a sandwich!

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eggnog

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Smooth and rich, this spoon-coating mixture of milk, eggs, and cinnamon sugar is a popular traditional holiday drink. This type isn't spiked with alcohol, but it is still delicious. Meant to be stored cold, it will spoil rapidly.

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epinephrine autoinjector

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A syringe filled with a shot of epinephrine, also called adrenalin. It serves as a powerful stimulant when you inject yourself with it. Asthmatics can use it in an emergency to clear an asthma attack.

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escargot

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A traditional dish originating from France, more specifically from the region of Bourgogne. It consists of prepared snails that have then been cooked in butter and parsley inside their own shells, very low on fat but high on protein.

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explosive homemade rocket

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A hand-built rocket, consisting of a simple explosive warhead attached onto a pipe, filled with improvised rocket fuel. Not very powerful, but can be made from scratch.

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FAL 5-round makeshift magazine

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An improvised 5-round straight single-stack box magazine consisting of little more than a bent sheet of steel held together by duct tape and hope, for use with the FN FAL rifle.

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fish makizushi

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Delicious slivers of thinly-sliced raw fish, wrapped in tasty sushi rice and rolled up in a healthy green vegetable.

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flatbread

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Simple unleavened bread.

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flavored bone meal tablet

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A homemade calcium supplement made out of bone meal. Due to some sweeteners mixed in to counteract the powdery texture and the taste of ash, it's almost as palatable as the pre-Cataclysm tablets.

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flour

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This enriched white flour is useful for baking.

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folding stock

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A folding stock which reduces length when folded. Currently unfolded and ready to shoot.

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forest honey

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Honey, that stuff bees make. This one is "forest honey", a liquid form. It never spoils, and is good for your digestion.

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formic acid

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Common in nature as an insect venom, this substance has a number of industrial uses such as preservation and manufacturing.

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forward grip

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A grip placed forward on the barrel allows for greater control. Not as effective as a bipod but usable under all conditions.

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fresh orange juice

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Freshly-squeezed from real oranges! Tasty and nutritious.

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fried seeds

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Some fried seeds of a sunflower, pumpkin or other plant. Quite nutritious and tasty.

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fried SPAM

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Now that it's been fried, this SPAM is actually pretty tasty.

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fried tofu

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Tofu, a soy protein crucial to East Asian cuisine. It absorbs flavors very well and can be used as a meat alternative in many dishes.

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frozen lemonade

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An all-natural cold beverage made with lemonade and sweeteners. Tastes great when frozen.

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fruit wine must

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Unfermented fruit wine. A sweet, boiled juice made from berries or fruit. You need to put it in a fermenting vat to brew it.

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G3 5-round makeshift magazine

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An improvised 5-round straight single-stack box magazine consisting of little more than a bent sheet of steel held together by duct tape and hope, for use with G3 rifle.

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