How to Make Mt. Dijon in Infinite Craft
Mt. Dijon is a long haul. Even on the shortest known route it takes 15 combinations to get there, and the final one is Mt. Everest plus Mustard. Expect to build several intermediate elements you will never use again.
The final combination
Mt. EverestMustardMt. Dijon
Long15 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 182 known recipes
Full crafting path from the base elements
Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 15 combinations in order.
- 1EarthEarthMountain
- 2FireWaterSteam
- 3WindWindTornado
- 4TornadoWaterTsunami
- 5SteamTsunamiTitanic
- 6MountainTitanicEverest
- 7EverestMountainMt. Everest
- 8EarthWaterPlant
- 9PlantWindDandelion
- 10EarthWindDust
- 11DandelionWaterWine
- 12DustWineVinegar
- 13FireVinegarKetchup
- 14DandelionKetchupMustard
- 15Mt. EverestMustardMt. Dijon
Other ways to make Mt. Dijon
2 combinations are known to produce Mt. Dijon. Here are 2 of them.
| First | Second | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Mt. Everest | Mustard | Mt. Dijon |
| Dijon Mustard | Mountain | Mt. Dijon |
What you can make with Mt. Dijon
- Mt. DijonSpace SteamboatSpace Mountain
- Mt. DijonRocky Mountain Sea MonkeyMt. Dijon Sea Monkey
- Mt. DijonPluralMt. Dijons
- Mt. DijonDandelionMustard
Mt. Dijon at a glance
- Steps to craft
- 15
- Long
- Crafting depth
- 18
- longer than 77% of solved elements
- Known recipes
- 2
- ways to make it
- Used in
- 4
- other combinations
Other elements that take 15 steps
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Frequently asked questions
How do you make Mt. Dijon in Infinite Craft?
Combine Mt. Everest with Mustard. The full path from the base elements takes 15 steps.
How many steps does it take to make Mt. Dijon?
15 steps on the shortest known path from Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.
Is Mt. Dijon hard to make in Infinite Craft?
It rates as long. At 15 steps it is longer than 77% of solved elements.
Is there more than one way to make Mt. Dijon?
Yes. 2 combinations are known to produce Mt. Dijon, and the shortest route is shown above.