Tallow

Recipe

What goes into Tallow and where it’s made.

Needs	Amount
Animal Fat Made from	1

Made by cooking · 6 seconds · tier 1 recipe · Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data

How to get

Where Tallow comes from.

All from Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data

Used in

What Tallow goes into.

Page	Amount needed	Source
Candle Used to make	4	Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data
Biscuits Used to make	1	Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data
Fish Fry Used to make	1	Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data
Jerky Used to make	1	Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data
Pemmican Used to make	1	Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data
Pie Used to make	1	Alpha 5 Game data: Alpha 5 game data
Leather Used to make	–	March alpha Video: Jeff Kaplan + Esfand Play The Legend of California Alpha at 1:15:48 (opens in a new tab)

Facts

Each fact links to where it comes from.

• Alpha 5

  Sold at the General Store ("Ingredients" list, 5 in stock, tiers 2–3 only).

  Game data: Alpha 5 game data

• Alpha 5

  Sold at the Food Merchant ("Ingredients" list, 5 in stock).

  Game data: Alpha 5 game data

• Dev build

  Used to make candles and in leather crafting.

  Video: Jeff Kaplan + Tim Ford Play 10 MORE HOURS of The Legend of California at 5:20:04 (opens in a new tab)

• Alpha 4

  Tallow is made from animal fat at the stove.

  Video: Alpha Weekend Livestream - Jeff & Tim Play on Dread Rock (PvP server) at 4:57:28 (opens in a new tab)

• March alpha

  Early use: making candles to mark your way when starting a gold mine at your ranch.

  Video: Jeff Kaplan + Esfand Play The Legend of California Alpha at 1:15:48 (opens in a new tab)

• March alpha

  At higher tiers it is used to craft much better leather for endgame armor.

  Video: Jeff Kaplan + Esfand Play The Legend of California Alpha at 1:15:48 (opens in a new tab)

• March alpha Unconfirmed

  Appeared to be produced from animal fat on a stove during a display glitch (client misprediction).

  Video: Jeff Kaplan + Esfand Play The Legend of California Alpha at 1:16:55 (opens in a new tab)

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