Terremoto

Chile's national holiday comes to Knox County: make your own terremoto cocktail with pipeño wine, pineapple ice cream and grenadine, build three-piece anticucho skewers any way you like, and bake beef (pino) and cheese empanadas. 8 items with their own 3D models (they can be held in hand) and 16 recipes.

🍹 What's inside

• Terremoto: the holiday cocktail. It's alcoholic, so take it easy. You keep the glass when you finish it.
• Pipeño Jug: a 5 liter jug of pipeño country wine (enough for 25 terremotos). Any wine from the game also works.
• Pineapple Casata: a 1 liter tub of pineapple ice cream (enough for 4 terremotos). Keep it in the freezer.
• Anticucho: a three-piece skewer of beef, chicken or sausage in any combination. It's made raw: grill it before eating.
• Skewer Stick: comes from a pack of wooden skewers (10 sticks per pack).
• Beef Empanada (pino) and Cheese Empanada: made raw, bake them before eating.
• Empanada Dough: dough discs to make the empanadas.

🔪 Recipes

All in the crafting menu, Cooking category. No need to learn them, and they give Cooking XP.

🔎 Where to find it

• Terremoto: fridges, kitchens, cafés, bars and drink shelves.
• Pipeño: liquor stores, wine crates, bars and kitchens.
• Pineapple casata: freezers (especially in ice cream shops).
• Anticuchos and skewers: BBQ stores, restaurants, diners and safehouses.
• Empanadas and dough: bakeries, restaurant kitchens, freezers and safehouses.