Food: Difference between revisions

|New type of food originally available on the Sims website for download and included with ''[[The Sims: Livin' Large|Livin' Large]]'' and later expansions. Sims cannot make this meal; it is only available in [[Buy Mode]], and cannot be deleted once it has been purchased without the use of cheats. Sims can eat them themselves, but if they are left out at night near a [[fireplace]] and a Christmas Tree and all the Sims on the lot are asleep, [[Santa Claus]] comes and delivers gifts.

|New type of food originally available on the Sims website for download and included with ''[[The Sims: House Party|House Party]]'' and later expansions. Sims cannot make this meal; it is only available in [[Buy Mode]] and cannot be deleted once it has been purchased without the use of cheats. Sims can hold a "birthday party" with this cake, in which all playable Sims on the lot will go over and cheer the "birthday Sim" as they blow out the candles and grab a slice of cake. All Sims can then help themselves to a piece of cake after that. If the candles are not blown out after two hours, they will go out on their own, after which Sims cannot hold a party but can still eat the cake. The cake cannot be used to age Sims up.

|New type of food originally available on the Sims website for download and included with ''[[The Sims: House Party|House Party]]'' and later expansions. Sims cannot make this meal; it is only available in [[Buy Mode]] and cannot be deleted once it has been purchased without the use of cheats. When it is placed on the lot it will summon neighbors (some of them bringing gifts of flowers or boxes of chocolates) to the lot, but if no one greets them they will leave after a little while. It must be carved before being eaten and all nearby Sims will watch and applaud while it's being carved. Eating the turkey will make the Sims energy meter quickly go down, so Sims should not eat the turkey unless they have a full energy meter.