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Fruitcake

Use(s)

Restoring Hearts Fruitcakes are recurring Items in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][2]

Contents

• 1 Location and Uses
  • 1.1 Breath of the Wild
• 2 Other Appearances
  • 2.1 Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
• 3 Nomenclature
• 4 See Also
• 5 References

Location and Uses[]

Breath of the Wild[]

Fruitcakes are a type of Cake made by Cooking either an Apple or a Wildberry, any fruit, Tabantha Wheat, and Cane Sugar together in a Cooking Pot. Regular versions of Fruitcake can be made by only using ingredients that do not grant any effects. They can be eaten to restore some Hearts to Link's Life Gauge. Fruitcakes make use of fruits found all over Hyrule Kingdom, and they are commonly used in celebrations.[1]

The first Castle Library Book outlines the recipe for Fruitcake, noting it to be a secret of the Royal Family of Hyrule and Zelda's favorite food.[3] The Book suggests boiling two or more pieces of fruit with Tabantha Wheat and Cane Sugar for a while.[4] This dish is known to help clear one's head and help with focus, which Zelda apparently took advantage of while she researched Ancient Technology.[5]

As part of the "A Royal Recipe" Side Quest, Link can give Gotter at Riverside Stable a Fruitcake.[6] After eating it, he at first describes it as having a refreshing aroma, reminiscent of galloping across the planes on horseback.[7] However, he states that undersells the complexity of the dish, saying it fills him with the intensity of being seen by a Guardian.[8] Gotter calls Fruitcake an elegant dish and explains he never thought he would taste something so thrilling.[9] As a reward, he will give Link a Silver Rupee.[10]

Several different variations of Fruitcake can be made, based on both the kind of fruit used and whether any additional ingredients are added:

• Hearty Fruitcake:[11] Made using Hearty Durians or other hearty ingredients. Eating these cakes will completely heal all of Link's Hearts and grant him temporary Hearts.[11]

• Energizing Fruitcake:[12] Made using energizing ingredients. When eaten, they will replenish a portion of Link's Stamina Wheel.[12]

• Enduring Fruitcake:[13] Made using enduring ingredients. If they are eaten, they will completely refill and overfill Link's Stamina Wheel.[13]

• Hasty Fruitcake:[14] Made using Fleet-Lotus Seeds or other hasty ingredients. Eating them will increase Link's movement speed for a short period of time.[14]

• Spicy Fruitcake:[15] Made using Spicy Peppers or other spicy ingredients. When consumed, they grant Link one level of Cold Resistance temporarily.[15]

• Electro Fruitcake:[16] Made using Voltfruits or other electric ingredients. They grant Link one level of Shock Resistance when eaten.[16]

• Mighty Fruitcake:[17] Made using Mighty Bananas or other mighty ingredients. If eaten, they increase the power of Link's attacks for a short time.[17]

• Tough Fruitcake:[18] Made using tough ingredients. Eating one will temporarily boost Link's defense.[18]

• Sneaky Fruitcake:[19] Made using sneaky ingredients. When eaten, these Cakes will increase Link's Stealth for a short period of time.[19]

• Chilly Fruitcake:[20] Made using Hydromelons or other chilly ingredients. They grant Link one level of Heat Resistance temporarily if they are consumed.[20]

Other Appearances[]

Non-Canon Information

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity[]

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Nomenclature[]

Names in other regions
Language		Name
	Japanese	フルーツケーキ (Furūtsu kēki)
	ChineseTR	水果蛋糕 (Shuǐguǒ dàngāo)
	Dutch	Vruchtentaart
	FrenchEU	Gâteau aux fruits
	German	Obsttorte
	Italian	Torta alla frutta
	Korean	프루트케이크 (Peuruteukeikeu)
	Russian	Фруктовый торт (Fruktovyy tort)
	SpanishEU	Pastel de frutas
	SpanishLA	Pastel de fruta
This table was generated using translation pages.

See Also[]

• Cake
• Food
• Fruit Pie

References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "FruitcakeMaking ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
2. ↑ "Fruitcake" — Cooking (Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity)
3. ↑ "The Royal Family's Secret Recipe #1The Princess's Favorite: Fruitcake" — Castle Library Book (Breath of the Wild)
4. ↑ "Boil any two (or more) pieces of fruit with Tabantha wheat and cane sugar for a good while." — Castle Library Book (Breath of the Wild)
5. ↑ "Eating this dish will apparently clear your head and help you focus on things such as ancient technology research." — Castle Library Book (Breath of the Wild)
6. ↑ "[Give him fruitcake.] This... This is the fruitcake said to be eaten by the princess of Hyrule..." — Gotter (Breath of the Wild)
7. ↑ "Simply...delicious... How could I possible describe this experience? A refreshing aroma reminiscent of galloping across these majestic planes on horseback..." — Gotter (Breath of the Wild)
8. ↑ "No, that undersells the dish's complexity. It fills me with that heart-thumping intensity that seizes your very soul when you're spotted by a Guardian!" — Gotter (Breath of the Wild)
9. ↑ "A truly elegant dish! I never thought I would taste something quite so thrilling!" — Gotter (Breath of the Wild)
10. ↑ "I really must thank you for giving me such a beautiful meal! Here, take this. For your trouble." — Gotter (Breath of the Wild)
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 "Hearty FruitcakeRestores your health and temporarily increases your maximum hearts.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 "Energizing FruitcakeInstantly refills some of your Stamina Wheel.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 "Enduring FruitcakeRestores and overfills your Stamina Wheel.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 "Hasty FruitcakeGrants a low-level movement-speed boost.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 "Spicy FruitcakeGrants low-level cold resistance.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 "Electro FruitcakeGrants low-level electricity resistance.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 "Mighty FruitcakeGrants a low-level attack-power boost.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 "Tough FruitcakeGrants a low-level defense boost.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 "Sneaky FruitcakeGrants a low-level stealth boost.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)
20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 "Chilly FruitcakeGrants low-level heat resistance.Making ample use of fruits found all over Hyrule, this cake is a must for celebrations." — Inventory (Breath of the Wild)

Cakes in The Legend of Zelda series

All	Cake · Carrot Cake · Fruitcake · Monster Cake · Nutcake · Slice of Cake

Desserts in The Legend of Zelda series

All	Apple Pie · Carrot Cake · Egg Pudding · Egg Tart · Energizing Honey Crepe · Fried Bananas · Fruit Pie · Fruitcake · Honeyed Apple · Honeyed Fruits · Monster Cake · Nutcake · Plain Crepe · Pumpkin Pie · Slice of Cake · Slice of Pie · Wildberry Crepe