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Craft Delectable Spice Berry Jelly in Stardew's Culinary Paradise

Author : Amelia Update : Feb 24,2025

Mastering Spice Berry Jelly Production in Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley offers a diverse range of activities, from farming and mining to fishing and crafting. Preserves, like Spice Berry Jelly, provide another avenue for resource gathering and profit. This guide details how to create this delectable treat.

Acquiring the Preserves Jar

The Preserves Jar, essential for jelly-making, is obtained in two ways:

  • Farming Level 4: Reach farming level 4.
  • Community Center Bundle: Complete the Quality Crops Bundle in the Community Center. This requires submitting three gold-quality crops (pumpkins, melons, corn, or parsnips), with five of each selected crop.

Once acquired, the jar unlocks the ability to create Pickles, Caviar, Aged Roe, and various Jellies. Spice Berry Jelly specifically requires Spice Berries, obtainable during Summer outdoors, in the Farm Cave year-round, or grown from Summer Seeds in the Greenhouse.

Provisions Jar with Jelly icon above it.

Crafting Spice Berry Jelly

The process is straightforward:

  1. Gather Spice Berries: Collect the berries from the locations mentioned above. Seed Makers can also create Summer Seeds from Spice Berries.
  2. Build (or Obtain) a Preserves Jar: Crafting requires 50 Wood, 40 Stone, and 8 Coal. The Quality Crops Bundle provides one as a reward.
  3. Create the Jelly: Place a Spice Berry into the Preserves Jar. Production takes approximately two to three in-game days (54 hours). Begin the process before extended periods of inactivity for optimal timing. The jar will pulse while the jelly is being made.
  4. Collect the Jelly: Once complete, the Spice Berry Jelly icon appears above the jar. Collect and enjoy! Each jelly restores energy and sells for 160 gold.

Spice Berry Jelly adds another profitable dimension to your Stardew Valley farming experience.

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