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How to Make Ate My Carrot in Infinite Craft

Ate My Carrot is a long haul. Even on the shortest known route it takes 53 combinations to get there, and the final one is Ate My Car plus Not. Expect to build several intermediate elements you will never use again.

The final combination

Ate My CarNotAte My Carrot

Marathon53 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 74

Full crafting path from the base elements

Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 53 combinations in order.

  1. 1EarthWaterPlant
  2. 2PlantWaterSwamp
  3. 3PlantSwampVenus Flytrap
  4. 4PlantVenus FlytrapCarnivorous Plant
  5. 5FireWaterSteam
  6. 6FireSteamEngine
  7. 7EnginePlantCar
  8. 8PlantWindDandelion
  9. 9DandelionWaterWine
  10. 10CarWineDriving
  11. 11Carnivorous PlantDrivingCarnivorous Driver
  12. 12EarthWindDust
  13. 13DustFireAsh
  14. 14WaterWindWave
  15. 15EarthWaveSand
  16. 16FireSandGlass
  17. 17GlassSandHourglass
  18. 18FireHourglassTime
  19. 19AshTimeHistory
  20. 20GlassSteamMirror
  21. 21HistoryMirrorPast
  22. 22FireWindSmoke
  23. 23SmokeWaterFog
  24. 24FogPlantMushroom
  25. 25EarthMushroomToadstool
  26. 26DandelionPlantWeed
  27. 27ToadstoolWeedMagic Mushroom
  28. 28DustWindSandstorm
  29. 29SandstormWaterOasis
  30. 30OasisPlantDate
  31. 31DateWaterDating
  32. 32DatingEarthMarriage
  33. 33EarthMarriageDivorce
  34. 34DandelionDustWish
  35. 35WaterWishGenie
  36. 36DivorceGenieSingle
  37. 37Magic MushroomSingleTriple
  38. 38PastTriplePast Tense
  39. 39Carnivorous DriverPast TenseAte My Car
  40. 40WindWindTornado
  41. 41TornadoWaterTsunami
  42. 42EarthTsunamiIsland
  43. 43EarthIslandContinent
  44. 44SteamWaveSurf
  45. 45ContinentSurfAustralia
  46. 46EarthEarthMountain
  47. 47MountainWindAvalanche
  48. 48AvalancheWindSnow
  49. 49AustraliaSnowNo
  50. 50WaterWaterLake
  51. 51LakeWaterOcean
  52. 52NoOceanNot
  53. 53Ate My CarNotAte My Carrot
Crafting tree
1Earth + Water→ Plant2Plant + Water→ Swamp3Plant + Swamp→ Venus Flytrap4Plant + Venus Flytrap→ Carnivorous Plant5Fire + Water→ Steam6Fire + Steam→ Engine7Engine + Plant→ Car8Plant + Wind→ Dandelion9Dandelion + Water→ Wine10Car + Wine→ Driving11Carnivorous Plant + Driving→ Carnivorous Driver12Earth + Wind→ Dust13Dust + Fire→ Ash14Water + Wind→ Wave15Earth + Wave→ Sand16Fire + Sand→ Glass17Glass + Sand→ Hourglass18Fire + Hourglass→ Time19Ash + Time→ History20Glass + Steam→ Mirror21History + Mirror→ Past22Fire + Wind→ Smoke23Smoke + Water→ Fog24Fog + Plant→ Mushroom25Earth + Mushroom→ Toadstool26Dandelion + Plant→ Weed27Toadstool + Weed→ Magic Mushroom28Dust + Wind→ Sandstorm29Sandstorm + Water→ Oasis30Oasis + Plant→ Date31Date + Water→ Dating32Dating + Earth→ Marriage33Earth + Marriage→ Divorce34Dandelion + Dust→ Wish35Water + Wish→ Genie36Divorce + Genie→ Single37Magic Mushroom + Single→ Triple38Past + Triple→ Past Tense39Carnivorous Driver + Past Tense→ Ate My Car40Wind + Wind→ Tornado41Tornado + Water→ Tsunami42Earth + Tsunami→ Island43Earth + Island→ Continent44Steam + Wave→ Surf45Continent + Surf→ Australia46Earth + Earth→ Mountain47Mountain + Wind→ Avalanche48Avalanche + Wind→ Snow49Australia + Snow→ No50Water + Water→ Lake51Lake + Water→ Ocean52No + Ocean→ Not53Ate My Car + Not→ Ate My Carrot

Ate My Carrot at a glance

Steps to craft
53
Marathon
Crafting depth
74
longer than 99% of solved elements
Known recipes
1
only one way
Used in
0
other combinations

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Frequently asked questions

How do you make Ate My Carrot in Infinite Craft?

Combine Ate My Car with Not. The full path from the base elements takes 53 steps.

How many steps does it take to make Ate My Carrot?

53 steps on the shortest known path from Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.

Is Ate My Carrot hard to make in Infinite Craft?

It rates as marathon. At 53 steps it is longer than 99% of solved elements.

Is there more than one way to make Ate My Carrot?

Only one known combination produces Ate My Carrot.

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