A popular treat in the Disney Dreamlight Valley game, Beignets
Want to know how to make Beignets? If you’re looking for a tasty treat, your options are a bit limited in Disney Dreamlight Valley. As a gift, you can share your Beignets with your friends, increasing your Friendship Level and making your life a little easier. If you’re in the mood for a snack, you can even use Beignets as an energy booster while farming.
These French desserts are just one of many recipes in Dreamlight Valley. Of course, it’s not just fun to make Beignets in the Disney game – you can also sell them for a profit. If you’re looking for something to sell in the game, cooked meals are more profitable than raw ingredients or Gems.
Beignet recipe
Consuming Beignets restores 912 Energy, making them ideal for long mining or fishing trips. You can give Beignets to your friends as a gift or use them to boost your energy during resource gathering activities.
You can easily craft Beignets in Disney Dreamlight Valley – here’s what you need:
All of these ingredients can be obtained through farming, except for Eggs. You can purchase Canola Seeds from Goofy’s Stall in Forest of Valor for 25 Star Coin and Sugarcane Seeds at Goofy’s Stall in Dazzle Beach for 5 Star Coin. You can find Wheat Seeds at Goofy’s Stall in Peaceful Meadow for 1 Star Coin.
The cooking station where you can craft Beignets is at Chez Remy. Note that Eggs can only be purchased from Chez Remy after rebuilding it during Remy’s Friendship quest.
The best cooking station for Beignets is located at Chez Remy.
Plant seeds in their native biome to boost crop growth.
If you’re looking to grow any of the crops in Disney Dreamlight Valley, make sure to plant them in the correct biome. You can determine the biome by looking at Goofy’s Stall in that area.
That’s all you need to know to craft Beignets in Disney Dreamlight Valley. Make sure to pick up some French pastries and sell them while they’re hot to earn a profit. If cooking isn’t your thing, you can easily make gems in Disney Dreamlight Valley instead.
