Sugar of Saturn

 | Property | Details | | :--- | :--- | | **Category** | Food | | **Source** | Crafting | | **Nutrition** | +10 Food | | **Bioreactor Fuel** | 600 seconds | | **Description** | Locally synthesized sugar alternative. Neurotoxicity within 2 standard deviations of median local sustenance. |   ![Sugar of Saturn](Sugar_of_Saturn.png)  -The **Sugar of Saturn** is a [Food](Food) item that can be fabricated from [Lead](Lead) and [Salt](Salt). While it recovers +10 points on the food meter when consumed on its own, it can be used to increase the nutritional value of other foods. Acquiring some for the first time unlocks the recipe for [Pavlova](Pavlova).+The **Sugar of Saturn** is a food item that can be fabricated using Lead and Salt. While it restores +10 points to the food meter when consumed on its own, it is primarily used to increase the nutritional value of other foods. Acquiring this item for the first time unlocks the recipe for Pavlova.   ## Recipe  -This recipe is unlocked by collecting [Lead](Lead).+This recipe is unlocked by collecting Lead.   | Ingredient | Amount | | :--- | :--- |-| [Lead](Lead) | 1 |-| [Salt](Salt) | 1 |+| Lead | 1 |+| Salt | 1 | | **Result** | **2 Sugar of Saturn** |   *Crafted in: Fabricator*   ## Uses in Crafting  -Sugar of Saturn is used in the following recipes:+Sugar of Saturn is used as an ingredient in other recipes, such as Pavlova.  -*   [Pavlova](Pavlova)-  ## Trivia  -*   This substance is likely lead(II) acetate, also known as "Sugar of Lead" or "Salt of Saturn", a real-world lead compound that was historically used as a sweetener before the toxic properties of lead were widely known. However, it's unclear why the in-game recipe involves salt, as lead(II) acetate contains neither sodium nor chlorine.+*   The substance's name is likely derived from lead(II) acetate, also known as "Sugar of Lead" or "Salt of Saturn," a real-world lead compound that was historically used as a sweetener before the toxic properties of lead were widely known.+*   The in-game Sugar of Saturn is made using salt (sodium chloride), so it likely represents lead(II) chloride instead.