The table below shows you everything you can bake on a stove. It includes the levels you unlock the recipes at, how much they cost from the stove or from the supermarket (you get a discount on most items if you buy from the supermarket) as well as how many simoleons and XP you earn from baking that item.
Remember if your sim is inspired (all their needs are fulfilled) they will earn more simoleons and XP when baking
RECIPES & LEVEL UNLOCK |
TIME | COST
from stove |
COST
from Supermarket |
TOTAL SIMOLEONS EARNED
normal sims |
TOTAL XP EARNED
normal sims |
TOTAL SIMOLEONS EARNED
inspired sims |
TOTAL XP EARNED
inspired sims |
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Cookies [Level 3] |
1 minute | S1 | S1 | S2 | 10XP | S3 | 15XP |
Hot Cross Buns [Level 3] |
2 minutes | S1 | S1 | S4 | 20XP | S6 | 30XP |
Brownies* [Level 16] |
5 minutes | S4 | S4 | S16 | 80XP | S24 | 120XP |
Pancakes [Level 4] |
10 minutes | S6 | S6 | S12 | 60XP | S18 | 90XP |
Heart Shaped Chocolates | 12 minutes | S9 | S9 | S18 | 90XP | S27 | 135XP |
Muffins [Level 28] |
30 minutes | S13 | S12 | S25 | 120XP | S37 | 180XP |
Waffles* [Level 25] |
45 minutes | S16 | S15 | S60 | 300XP | S90 | 450XP |
Apple Pie [Level 5] |
40 minutes | S19 | S18 | S36 | 180XP | S54 | 270XP |
Pumpkin Pie [Level 5] |
10 hours | S19 | S18 | S36 | 800XP | S54 | 1,200XP |
Turkey [Level 5] |
4 hours | S19 | S18 | S36 | 550XP | S54 | 825XP |
Choc Pudding [Level 6] |
2 hours | S33 | S30 | S60 | 300XP | S90 | 450XP |
Cheesecake [Level 21] |
4 hours | S44 | S40 | S80 | 400XP | S120 | 600XP |
Gingerbread Sims [Level 13] |
6 hours | S55 | S50 | S100 | 500XP | S150 | 750XP |
Donuts* [Level 10] |
8 hours | S66 | S60 | S240 | 1,200XP | S360 | 1,800XP |
Caramel Slice [Level 12] |
10 hours | S77 | S70 | S140 | 700XP | S210 | 1,050XP |
Croissants [Level 7] |
18 hours | S121 | S110 | S220 | 1,150XP | S330 | 1,725XP |
Banana Bread* [Level 9] |
20 hours | S132 | S120 | S480 | 2,400XP | S720 | 3,600XP |
Rocky Road* [Level 8] |
12 hours | S137 | S125 | S500 | 1,000XP | S750 | 1,500XP |
Danish [Level 18] |
1 day | S165 | S150 | S300 | 1,500XP | S450 | 2,250XP |
Souffle* [Level 32] |
4 hours | 1LP | 1LP | S400 | 400XP | S600 | 600XP |
Wedding Cake [Level 35] |
22 hours | 2LP | 2LP | S2,500 | 1,700XP | S3,750 | 2,550XP |
Birthday Cake [Quest for Toddlers] |
1 day | 5LP | 5LP | 999XP | 1,498XP | ||
Birthday Biscuit [A Puppy Odyssey Quest] |
1 day | 15LP | 15LP | 999XP | 1,498XP |
Let me know if the levels need updating, I unlocked them all a long time ago!
*Warning! May cause fires! Whenever you bake something on the stove that has the red fire triangle symbol it means that it could cause a fire, if it does start a fire you will not earn the simoleons or XP you would have got if it didn’t burn and you will need to extinguish the fire before you can bake on that stove again.
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I cannot earn any more XP as I have reached my level in Sims Freeplay but that doesn’t stop me playing it. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge of the game to the sim community, despite still trying to have a life.
Me too and you’re very welcome!
I have been looking at the difference between buying baked items from the store and at the stove. When you buy a baked item at the store it shows the XPs that you earn as less than if you buy it at the stove. Cookies purchased at the stove shows you’ll earn 15XPs but if purchased at the store it shows 10XPs. However, here you state that it depends on how inspired your sims is. I’m confused, why would the stove and store show different XPs if it actually depends on your sims inspiration.
I’ve never kept track of the XPs before, I’ve always just accepted it but I had a question about the difference between baking and cooking and decided to see what you had to say about it.
Actually the XP amount you get when you buy an item from the store is a bonus XP amount, for example, if you buy the cookies from the store you will get 10XP and then when you have finished baking them you will get the 15XP listed on the stove too (if they are inspired, they will get 10XP if they aren’t)
Got it, that makes sense. Thank you for all your work, I tell new players about you all the time. I tell them you’re the Bible of Sims Freeplay.
You’re welcome and thank you!
What do you do with baked goods
Baked goods disappear once they have been made, you make them for money rather than for eating.