LEGO Fortnite: How to Make Ice Cream

LEGO Fortnite's Mechanical Mayhem update, patch 29.10, has introduced a refreshing new treat for players to enjoy: Ice Cream. This consumable not only restores health but also provides temporary protection against harsh weather conditions. In this guide, we'll walk you through the process of crafting Ice Cream in LEGO Fortnite and explore the different recipes available.

Unlocking Ice Cream Recipes in LEGO Fortnite

To unlock the Ice Cream recipes in LEGO Fortnite, you'll need to meet two prerequisites:

1. Build a Juicer: Craft a Juicer using 8 Planks, 8 Marble Slabs, and 5 Knotroot Rods. Planks and Knotroot Rods can be obtained from the Lumber Mill, while Marble Slabs are crafted using the Stone Breaker.
2. Collect Snow: Head to the snow biome and use a Rare Shovel to gather Snow. 

Once you have Snow in your inventory, the Ice Cream recipes will become available.

Crafting Ice Cream

There are three types of Ice Cream you can make in LEGO Fortnite:

1. Ice Cream: Requires 3 Snow and 1 Milk (obtained by petting Cows).
2. Snowberry Ice Cream: Requires 3 Snow, 1 Milk, and 3 Snow Berries (found in the snow biome).
3. Spicy Ice Cream: Requires 3 Snow, 1 Milk, and 1 Spicy Pepper (harvested from bushes in the desert biome or farmed using a Grain Mill and Farm Plot).

To craft your desired Ice Cream, interact with the Juicer and deposit the required ingredients. Once the crafting process is complete, click the "Take" button to collect your Ice Cream.

Ice Cream Effects

Each type of Ice Cream offers unique benefits:

• Ice Cream: Restores 5 Health, reduces Hunger by 5, and heals more in hot temperatures.
• Snowberry Ice Cream: Restores 17 Health, reduces Hunger by 5, grants 10 minutes of Heat Resistance, and heals more in hot temperatures.
• Spicy Ice Cream: Restores 8 Health, reduces Hunger by 5, grants 10 minutes of Cold Resistance, and heals more in hot temperatures.

These effects make Ice Cream a valuable consumable, especially when exploring challenging biomes with extreme temperatures.