TotK Raw Whole Bird: Animal Drops and Uses
Raw Whole Bird in Tears of the Kingdom: dropped by 2 kinds of animal, each 20% of the time; sells for 35 rupees.
Raw Whole Bird is a meat in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The game describes it this way: “This prized meat can be obtained from certain birds. It gets full points for flavor, nutrition, and volume. It pairs perfectly with other ingredients or can be enjoyed alone.”
Raw Whole Bird 頂級禽肉 · 顶级禽肉
- Type
- meat
- Cooking effect
- None
- Sells for
- 35 rupees
- Fuse attack power
- +1
Which animals drop Raw Whole Bird?
In the game’s drop tables 2 kinds of animal drop Raw Whole Bird, best chance first. The chance is for this material on one roll of that animal’s drop table.
| Animal | Chance per drop roll |
|---|---|
| Eldin Ostrich | 20% |
| White Pigeon | 20% |
Which recipes use Raw Whole Bird?
8 recipes in the recipe book name Raw Whole Bird outright (number in the book, then the dish):
- 27 Gourmet Meat and Seafood Fry
- 32 Salt-Grilled Gourmet Meat
- 42 Deep-Fried Bird Roast
- 71 Gourmet Poultry Curry
- 78 Gourmet Meat Stew
- 87 Gourmet Poultry Pilaf
- 184 Roasted Whole Bird
- 204 Frozen Whole Bird
What else is Raw Whole Bird for?
- Selling: 35 rupees each.
- Fuse: it adds 1 attack power to a weapon.
See also
FAQ
Which animals drop Raw Whole Bird?
How much does Raw Whole Bird sell for?
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