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|'''Chips'''
|Available from fridge.
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|'''Oyster Crackers'''
|Available in cabinets, fridge, and stores.
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|'''Chocolate'''
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|Quick Meal
|Cannot be taken from a [[pantry]].{{vgversion|TS:ULU}} Does not require preparation, but does require a [[stove]], microwave, or toaster oven. If a Sim cannot get to a cooking surface, they will eat it raw. May be produced by the left side of a buffet table if on a residential lot.
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|bgcolor="#6BA6BD" |[[File:TS1 Food Beans Group.png]]
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|Hamburgers
|Requires a barbecue in order to make. Kids and adults both can order hamburgers. They will not satisfy Sims hunger for very long unless the Sim who made them has a high Cooking skill.
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| bgcolor="#6BA6BD" |[[File:TS1 Food Pizza Box.png]]
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One difference from ''The Sims'' is that it's possible for a Sim to become distracted while waiting for their food to cook, especially if they're using an oven. This can result in a burned meal, or even a [[fire]]. Even if the Sim doesn't get distracted, they can still burn a meal, as even the best cooks don't ''always'' get it right. Another difference is that cold foods, such as cereal and lunch meat sandwiches, are available, so Sims with little Cooking skill can eat without risking fire. Also, ''The Sims 2'' fridges occasionally have to be restocked, which means that it's necessary to buy groceries once in a while, either at a grocery store, or by using the phone or computer to have them delivered. Food is bought and stocked in units, which normally cost §2 apiece, though a Sim-owned [[business]] may charge more. If groceries are delivered, there is an extra §50 charge for delivery.
 
[[Child]]ren can only prepare food using the [[Rip Co. Little Baker Oven|toy oven]], which makes a muffin that is fairly filling. Like adults, they can get distracted while cooking. Usually, babies can munch on some oyster crackers (not baked though) . The crackers are made of non GMO, less salt, are 0.5 meters in diameter in a shape off of a hexagon.
 
In ''[[The Sims 2: Pets|Pets]]'', [[dog]]s and [[cat]]s can be fed using a [[food bowl]] or with pet treats. They can also be fed plates of Sim food that have been placed on the ground.<ref group="n">Cats may jump onto counters to eat food placed there.</ref> Pets can be [[Skill_(pet)#Behaviors|trained]] to prefer eating pet food by praising them for eating from the food bowl or scolding them for eating Sim food, and vice versa. Pets may also beg Sims who are eating at a table for food scraps, which will promptly be tossed down to the animal.
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|Curry Wurst
|{{TS3icon|UL}}
|Requires Fridge, Microwave
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|Popcorn
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|Requires Fridge, Microwave
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|Pizza
|{{TS3icon|UL}}
|Requires Fridge, Microwave
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|Breakfast Burrito
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|Requires Fridge, Microwave
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|Ramen
|{{TS3icon|UL}}
|Requires Fridge, Microwave
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|[[File:Pizza-DiscoverUniversity.png|thumb|140x140px]]
|Kebab Pizza
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|[[File:Pizza-DiscoverUniversity.png|thumb|140x140px]]
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|Sweet Corn Pizza
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|[[File:Pizza-DiscoverUniversity.png|thumb|140x140px]]
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|Tikka Masala Pizza
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