Grow a Garden (Roblox) Spaghetti Recipe: Ingredients & Steps

Grow a Garden (Roblox) Spaghetti Recipe: Ingredients & Steps

Overview: Grow a Garden introduced a cooking feature in its “Kitchen Storm” (Update 18) event (August 2025), allowing players to cook dishes like spaghetti for rewards. Cooking spaghetti requires using the Cooking Pot (a cauldron) located near the chef NPC Chris P. on the event island. There is no specific player level requirement noted – any player with the needed ingredients can cook spaghetti once the cooking feature is unlocked in the update. The cooking process takes about 6 minutes per batch.

Ingredients and Variations of Spaghetti 🍝

In-game, spaghetti can be prepared in multiple rarity tiers, with higher tiers yielding better rewards. All spaghetti recipes require a mix of ingredient types: a pasta base (bread or grain), a sauce base (tomato is mandatory for the tomato sauce), a vegetable, and a “meat” component (protein). Players can mix and match various crops to fulfill these categories, but using rarer ingredients leads to higher-tier (rarer) spaghetti dishes. For example, the game’s recipe book lists Tomato, Corn, Bell Pepper, Cauliflower, Carrot, Beanstalk, etc. as potential spaghetti ingredients, along with special items like Bone Blossom and Ember Lily.

There are four known spaghetti recipe combinations corresponding to high rarity tiers (as reported by multiple sources):

• Transcendent Spaghetti: 1 × Sugar Glaze + 1 × Grand Tomato + 3 × Bone Blossom. (Sugar Glaze is a rare sweet additive, Grand Tomato a giant tomato variety, and Bone Blossom a special event plant.)

• Prismatic Spaghetti: 1 × Tomato + 1 × Corn + 1 × Bell Pepper + 2 × Bone Blossom.

• Divine Spaghetti: 1 × Tomato + 1 × Corn + 1 × Beanstalk + 2 × Ember Lily.

• Mythical Spaghetti: 1 × Tomato + 1 × Corn + 1 × Mushroom + 2 × Dragon Pepper.

Each of these recipes satisfies the game’s ingredient requirements (tomato for sauce, etc.) and produces the named rarity of spaghetti if cooked properly. Lower-tier or “normal” spaghetti can also be made by combining more common ingredients (e.g. tomato with other garden veggies) – however, the premium recipes above are favored since they dramatically increase the chance of top-tier rewards. (For instance, Bone Blossom – a skeletal flower plant – is often used as the “meat” component to boost rarity.)

Ingredient Notes: Many high-end ingredients are event-exclusive or rare. Rarer crops like Bone Blossom, Ember Lily, and Dragon Pepper must be obtained via special event seed packs or trading, as they require unique biomes/conditions to grow. For example, Bone Blossom and Ember Lily spawn in graveyard or volcanic areas during the event, and Dragon Pepper only grows on volcanic soil (with only ~25% success rate). Sugar Glaze is another special item (a sweet glaze) used to elevate recipes like Transcendent spaghetti. Gathering these ingredients may require extra gardening effort or player trading, so plan ahead to stock up on both common staples (tomatoes, corn, etc.) and the rare components.

Preparation Steps 🥄

1. Gather the Required Ingredients: Decide which spaghetti recipe you want to make (e.g. basic or a high-tier variant) and collect all necessary crops/items. At minimum, you’ll need a tomato (for the sauce) and other veggies; for top recipes, ensure you have the rare ingredients listed above. It’s wise to grow extra tomatoes and corn as base ingredients, and acquire rarities like Bone Blossom or Sugar Glaze in advance.

   
   

2. Use the Cooking Pot: Head to the Cooking Pot (cauldron) at the Kitchen event area (near Chris P. Bacon’s stand). No special tool is needed beyond this pot – it’s provided in the event. Interact with the pot to start cooking. (The cooking system was added in Update 18, so make sure you are in the updated game/event to access it.)

   
   

3. Combine Ingredients & Cook: Insert the ingredients into the cooking pot in any order (unless a recipe specifically requires an order). Make sure you fulfill the required categories (tomato, etc.) so the dish registers as spaghetti. Start the cooking process. Cooking takes ~6 minutes for a batch of spaghetti, after which the dish will be ready. If an incorrect or unbalanced ingredient combination is used, the result might default to a basic “soup” instead of spaghetti, so stick to known recipe combinations for success.

   
   

4. [Optional] Serve the Spaghetti: Once cooked, you’ll receive a plate of spaghetti (with a rarity tier based on your ingredients’ quality). You can now serve it to an NPC – either Chris P. or the Rat Connoisseur – to claim rewards. (This step is optional in terms of the recipe itself, but it’s the main purpose of cooking the dish.) Chris P. tends to reward farming tools, seeds, and currency, whereas the Rat Connoisseur offers kitchen-themed items, special crops, or even a chance at a Gourmet Egg that can hatch the exclusive Spaghetti Sloth pet. Choose the NPC based on which rewards you prefer. After serving, you can cook another spaghetti dish as time and ingredients allow.

Summary

To make spaghetti in Grow a Garden, players must use the Cooking Pot introduced in the Kitchen Storm update and combine the right ingredients: always include a Tomato (for sauce) plus other crops for the pasta, meat, and veggie components. Simple combinations of garden vegetables will yield a normal spaghetti dish, but the coveted recipes require rare additions like Bone Blossom, Ember Lily, Dragon Pepper, Grand Tomato, or Sugar Glaze for Prismatic or Transcendent Spaghetti.

After about 6 minutes of cooking time, the spaghetti is ready. No specific player level is needed – the main “requirements” are having the Cooking Pot (available during the event) and obtaining the necessary ingredients. By following the in-game recipe hints and the community-discovered ingredient combos, you can successfully cook spaghetti and then serve it to NPCs for generous rewards. Each higher-tier spaghetti yields progressively better prizes, making the gathering of rare ingredients well worth the effort.