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The '''Dining Specializer''' is a [[Nintendo DS]]-shaped piece of equipment found both in [[Saffron]]'s [[Sweet Smiles|restaurant]] in [[Flipside]] and in [[Dyllis]]' [[Hot Fraun|restaurant]] in [[Flopside]]. It is used as a referrence for all of the [[recipes]] in the game. It also lists where various ingredients that can be used for the recipes are found. | The '''Dining Specializer''' is a [[Nintendo DS]]-shaped piece of equipment found both in [[Saffron]]'s [[Sweet Smiles|restaurant]] in [[Flipside]] and in [[Dyllis]]' [[Hot Fraun|restaurant]] in [[Flopside]]. It is used as a referrence for all of the [[recipes]] in the game. It also lists where various ingredients that can be used for the recipes are found. | ||
The Dining Specializer cannot be used until after Chapter 2 is completed. Once it is, the first page is available for viewing, with more waiting to be unlocked, provided the appropriate [[Cooking | The Dining Specializer cannot be used until after Chapter 2 is completed. Once it is, the first page is available for viewing, with more waiting to be unlocked, provided the appropriate [[Cooking Disk]]s are found. | ||
After loading the Cooking Disks found throughout the dimensions of ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], [[Bowser]] and [[Luigi]] can use this machine to browse through many of the different guidelines for recipes. For example, by looking at the [[Awesome Snack]] entry, [[Mario]] and team can find the following ingredient guide: ''[[Flopside]]'s favorite snack! Fills 5 HP and cures poison. Made with a [[Cake Mix]] and a [[Fresh Veggie]].'' | After loading the Cooking Disks found throughout the dimensions of ''[[Super Paper Mario]]'', [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], [[Bowser]] and [[Luigi]] can use this machine to browse through many of the different guidelines for recipes. For example, by looking at the [[Awesome Snack]] entry, [[Mario]] and team can find the following ingredient guide: ''[[Flopside]]'s favorite snack! Fills 5 HP and cures poison. Made with a [[Cake Mix]] and a [[Fresh Veggie]].'' | ||
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The Dining Specializer is a Nintendo DS-shaped piece of equipment found both in Saffron's restaurant in Flipside and in Dyllis' restaurant in Flopside. It is used as a referrence for all of the recipes in the game. It also lists where various ingredients that can be used for the recipes are found.
The Dining Specializer cannot be used until after Chapter 2 is completed. Once it is, the first page is available for viewing, with more waiting to be unlocked, provided the appropriate Cooking Disks are found.
After loading the Cooking Disks found throughout the dimensions of Super Paper Mario, Mario, Princess Peach, Bowser and Luigi can use this machine to browse through many of the different guidelines for recipes. For example, by looking at the Awesome Snack entry, Mario and team can find the following ingredient guide: Flopside's favorite snack! Fills 5 HP and cures poison. Made with a Cake Mix and a Fresh Veggie.
Although there are technically two Dining Specializers in the game, they are both connected to the same network, meaning that if a Cooking Disk is uploaded onto the Dining Specializer in Saffron's restaurant, it can also be accessed from the Dining Specializer in Dyllis' restaurant.
Page 1 (Default)
- Electro Pop
- Snow Cone
- Sky Juice
- Koopa Tea
- Fried Shroom Plate
- Roast Shroom Dish
- Healthy Salad
- Roast Horsetail
- Spicy Soup
- Inky Soup
- Mistake
- Shroom Shake
- Long-Last Shake
- Life Shroom
- Volt Shroom
- Turtley Leaf
- Inky Sauce
Page 2 (Cooking Disk R)
- Sweet Cookie Snack
- Honey Candy
- Peach Juice
- Herb Tea
- Shroom Steak
- Fried Egg
- Hamburger
- Spaghetti Plate
- Golden Meal
- Block Meal
- Meteor Meal
- Megaton Dinner
- Dangerous Delight
- Cake Mix
- Big Egg
- Honey Jar
- Poison Shroom
Page 3 (Cooking Disk W)
- Honey Shroom
- Honey Super
- Fruity Shroom
- Shroom Broth
- Awesome Snack
- Koopa Dumpling
- Sap Muffin
- Lovely Chocolate
- Sweet Choco-bar
- Shroom Choco-bar
- Golden Chooc-bar
- Heavy Meal
- Mistake (made from a Sleepy Sheep)
- Super Shroom Shake
- Dried Shroom
- Ghost Shroom
- Smelly Herb
Page 4 (Cooking Disk Y)
- Mushroom Crepe
- Shroom Cake
- Chocolate Cake
- Mousse
- Fruity Cake
- Heartful Cake
- Peach Tart
- Horsetail Tart
- Gingerbread House
- Shroom Pudding
- Mango Pudding
- Love Pudding
- Dayzee Syrup
- Miracle Dinner
- Ultra Shroom Shake
- Horsetail
- Peachy Peach
- Dayzee Tear
Page 5 (Cooking Disk B)
- Town Special
- Fruity Punch
- Fruit Parfait
- Snow Bunny
- Berry Snow Bunny
- Mango Juice
- Mixed Shake
- Warn Cocoa
- Stamina Juice
- Gradual Syrup
- Sap Syrup
- Slimy Extract
- Weird Extract
- Slimy Shroom
- Keel Mango
- Mild Cocoa Bean
- Primordial Fruit
Page 6 (Cooking Disk G)
- Couple's Cake
- Shroom Delicacy
- Volcano Shroom
- Omlette Plate
- Fruity Hamburger
- Gorgeous Steak
- Hot Dog
- Spit Roast
- Veggie Set
- Dyllis Breakfast
- Dyllis Lunch
- Dyllis Dinner
- Egg Bomb
- Dyllis Dynamite
- Odd Dinner
- Power Steak
- Fresh Veggie
- Bone-In Cut
- Golden Leaf
Page 7 (Cooking Disk PU)
- Meat Pasta Dish
- Spicy Pasta Dish
- Ink Pasta Dish
- Koopasta Dish
- Choco Pasta Dish
- Love Noodle Dish
- Roast Whacka Bump
- Spicy Dinner
- Primordial Dinner
- Koopa Pilaf
- Dyllis Special
- Dyllis Deluxe
- Luxurious Set
- Space Food
- Emergency Ration
- Trial Stew
- Fresh Pasta Bunch
- Hot Sauce
- Whacka Bump
Trivia
- Not only is the Dining Specializer modelled after the DS Lite, the machine itself can be abbreviated as DS.
