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Sims have other options of filling their hunger meter as well. If a [[Bar (object)|bar]] is present, drinks can provide a slight hunger boost. In ''[[The Sims: Makin' Magic]]'', Sims can make bread, pies, and cakes. Sims can stock a [[buffet table]] to quickly provide food for a gathering of guests, or simply as an easy way to feed a large family. [[Child]]ren can use the [[toy oven]] to make a pastry that is more filling than snacks from the refrigerator.
How well a meal fills the hunger meter depends on several factors. In ''The Sims'', it mostly depends on the Sim's [[cooking]] skill, but is also affected by the quality of the refrigerator. In other games, with more types of food available, it primarily depends on the type of food. In all games, if a stove or oven was used, it will be affected by the quality of that appliance. It can also be affected by the quality and cleanness of the preparation surface, and the use of a [[food processor]]. (In ''The Sims'', a food processor will automatically be used if present and accessible. In later games, if a food processor is present, it will automatically be used for foods that require chopping.) In ''The Sims 2'', ''The Sims 3'' and ''The Sims 4'', some types of food may be more satisfying if the Sim preparing them has a higher level of cooking skill than is needed to be able to make them. In ''The Sims 2 (console)'' a Sim can search through a couch and find the item [[Zombie Monkey Paw]]. It maxes out a random need, including hunger.
===Eating away from home===
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