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How to make Lemon Sorbet in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Lemon Sorbet is an excellent frozen dessert for Villagers in Disney Dreamlight Valley who enjoy a tart and sweet treat. This dessert can be used to…

AugustBy AugustNovember 4, 20222 Mins Read
Lemon Sorbet in Disney Dreamlight Valley
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Lemon Sorbet is an excellent frozen dessert for Villagers in Disney Dreamlight Valley who enjoy a tart and sweet treat. This dessert can be used to increase Friendship with a particular NPC, or it can be consumed as a means to restore Energy. However, before players can begin considering what they want to do with this recipe, they must first learn how to make it in their kitchen. As a two-star dish, Lemon Sorbet requires two ingredients. As its name suggests, the first is evidently a Lemon, a Fruit gathered from two specific biomes. However, the second ingredient can be challenging to obtain.

[Updated August 24, 2024 – Updated links and clarified information]

Making Lemon Sorbet in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Buying Slush Ice to Make Lemon Sorbet in Disney Dreamlight Valley

To make Lemon Sorbet in Disney Dreamlight Valley, players will first need Lemons gathered from Lemon Trees in the Forest of Valor and the Glade of Trust. The second ingredient for this dessert is Slush Ice, an item that can be purchased at Chezy Remy for 150 Star Coins.

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However, when visiting Chez Remy to buy Slush Ice, many players might need clarification as to why Slush Ice is not an available ingredient. The reason is that the item is not inherently available but is instead unlocked by completing Remy’s Friendship Quest, “The Unknown Flavor.” This quest becomes accessible once Dreamers have unlocked Wall-E, the Sunlit Plateau, the Frosted Heights, and Dazzle Beach. Moreover, Remy’s Friendship Level must reach 10 for the quest to become available. Once “The Unknown Flavor” has been fulfilled, Slush Ice can be obtained from Chez Remy, enabling players to make Lemon Sorbet in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

To complete “The Unknown Flavor,” Dreamers must first craft Purified Night Shards by combining Night Shards and Dream Shards. After having Wall-E crush the shards into powder, players must travel to the Frosted Heights to collect Snowballs. Once fans have the powder and snow, they can craft Slush Ice to make a bowl of Vanilla Ice Cream. Once this objective has been fulfilled, players can speak with Remy to complete the quest and receive their reward. Slush Ice will then permanently be unlocked as a Chez Remy ingredient for sale.

Now enjoy a refreshing and citrusy, plus you can recover 1112 of Energy. If you decide to sell it, go to some of the Goofy’s Stalls, and you will earn 237 Star Coins.

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August Webb is a Staff Writer and former Lead Guide Editor of TNS. When not working, she's playing a visual novel, fanning over an indie gem, or lost in the world of VR.

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