Flower Bud Bakery (花の芽ケーキ店 Hana no Me Keki-ten?) is a shop in Harvest Moon 64 run by Jeff and Elli. It sells various sweets to the player to allow them to recover stamina. The player can purchase sweets at the glass counter to take home and eat for later, or they can order from a menu at a table to eat right away.
The Bakery is open from 9am until 5am, and is closed on Mondays and festival days. Jeff will always be here. Elli will either be inside or outside with her grandmother, Ellen. It also has a raffle at the end of the year.
Products[]
Products | Cost |
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Cake | 300 G |
Pie | 350 G |
Cookie | 300 G |
Tea | 200 G |
Water | Free |
Raffle[]
During the end of Winter, the Bakery holds a raffle for chances to win prizes. The first time the player buys a cake, they receive a card showing how many points they have earned. One cake counts as one point, and a raffle ticket costs ten points. The player can draw as many tickets as they can to try and win all the prizes until they run out of points. Most of the prizes do not enhance the player's farm life, but instead are mostly decorative and can add a slight bonus to their spouse's affection. The following prizes are:
- 1st Prize: Tablecloth - A pretty blue and white checkered tablecloth will cover the table in the middle of the player's living room. The player's spouse will gain an affection increase.
- 2nd Prize: Mug - A blue and white mug will sit on the kitchen table. This will also give the spouse an affection increase.
- 3rd Prize: Luncheon Mats - A couple of yellow placemats will spruce up the kitchen table. It is just a decorative piece.
- 4th Prize: Honey - It will fill the empty bottle (if the player has purchased it from Rick at the Flower or Fireworks Festival) and refill all of the player's energy and cure all fatigue when they drink it. This prize can be won repeatedly as long as the player drinks the honey and has the bottle empty.
- Blank: Jeff will give the player a bag of cookies as a consolation prize.
Trivia[]
- The Bakery is one of two locations (the other being the Bar) where the player can upgrade all their tools in one day, as time stands still while inside. Once the player is exhausted, they can purchase water for free to replenish their energy (usually ten or more will fully restore it) and resume upgrading their tools. It is more ideal to do this here as upgrading at night causes the player to spend more energy and can make them more susceptible to getting sick.
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