Chargrilled Meat is a food item in Remixed Dungeon. It can be obtained by cooking Mystery Meat on a cauldron. It is a safe alternative to raw meat and provides moderate satiety.

According to the game description: “A decent food which could pass for leather at first glance.”

• Java class: ChargrilledMeat.java
• Inherits from: Food.java

• Hunger satisfaction: 120 units (Hunger.STARVING - Hunger.HUNGRY, where STARVING=400f and HUNGRY=280f)
• Price: 7 gold per unit
• Type: Food item
• Stackable: Yes (up to 10 in a stack)
• Nutrition: Moderate satiety, but less than a full ration

• Hunger restoration: Consuming this item provides moderate satiety
• Safe food: Unlike Mystery Meat, this item has no random effects
• Emergency food: Reliable food option when other rations are not available

• Cooking: Created by cooking Mystery Meat in a cauldron in the dungeon
• Sometimes found: Occasionally appears as dungeon loot, though rarely
• Mystery meat alternative: Safer option than consuming raw mystery meat

• Cook first: Always cook Mystery Meat before consuming to get chargrilled meat instead of risking negative effects
• Resource conservation: Cooking mystery meat saves inventory space by converting a potentially harmful item into safe food
• Economical meal: More economical option than purchasing overpriced rations from shops

• Information source: Java Class ChargrilledMeat.java
• Stats verification: Extracted directly from ChargrilledMeat.java class methods
• Effect descriptions: Based on code analysis and string resources
• String resources: ChargrilledMeat strings (English localization)
• Hunger constants: Hunger.java for hunger values

• Mystery Meat - Raw meat that can be cooked into chargrilled meat
• Iron Ration - Primary food source with greater satiety
• Overpriced Ration - Shop-bought food with less satiety
• Frozen Carpaccio - Special food with healing properties
• Rotten Food - Spoiled food that poisons the hero

• Food - General information about food items
• Hunger - Detailed hunger mechanics
• Cooking - Food cooking process