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The Shiruko Spaghetti is a Food item in Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night.
Availability[]
Shiruko Spaghetti is prepared through Johannes' alchemy menu in Arvantville, requiring Pasta ×3, Red Bean Paste ×2, and Heavy Cream ×4 and additionally, Sweets/R is required. It can be found in the upper outdoor part of the western of the Towers of Twin Dragons (which can be gotten with the same Double Jump skill needed to access that part of the zone to begin with). After Shiruko Spaghetti is first prepared, it will be sold at Dominique's supply post for 2,100G.
Pasta is bought at the store (so long as Pasta ×1 has been crafted from the following store-bought ingredients: Flour, Egg, and Halite). Red Bean Paste is sold at the store after having been crafted at least once using Red Bean ×1, Sugar ×1, and Halite ×1, all of which are bought at the store.
Heavy Cream can be bought after at least one is crafted from Sugar ×1 and Beast Milk ×1 dropped by Zagan (8%) in the late part of Garden of Silence (Heavy Cream can alternatively be gotten in a "free" set of five by completing Lindsay's midgame-tier quest, "Avenge the death of Dario!", by slaying 6 Ocypete in upper Dian Cécht Cathedral).
This all means that the ingredients for Shiruko Spaghetti can all be gathered as of the later portions of Towers of Twin Dragons right when the Sweets/R can be collected in that zone. It costs 750G to buy Pasta ×3, 300G to buy Red Bean Paste ×2, and 1600G to buy Heavy Cream ×4. However, if you farm Beast Milk to craft the Heavy Cream ×4 yourself, it will only cost a total of 400G to buy the Sugar ×4 needed — so you will at least save 1,200G.
Usage[]
Shiruko Spaghetti is a food consumable, restoring 525 HP whenever used and giving a permanent bonus of +15 Max MP and +1 LCK when first eaten. It costs and restores x2.1 times as much as the High Potion, and because it is a meal, up to 99 of it can be carried at a time. The similarly expensive Berry Spaghetti can be created at the same time — that time being when the Sweets/R recipe book can first be collected.