How to Make Pasta Dew in Infinite Craft
Pasta Dew is a long haul. Even on the shortest known route it takes 14 combinations to get there, and the final one is Mountain Dew Ocean Blast plus Pasta. Expect to build several intermediate elements you will never use again.
The final combination
Mountain Dew Ocean BlastPastaPasta Dew
Long14 steps from the base elementscrafting depth 152 known recipes
Full crafting path from the base elements
Start with Water, Fire, Wind and Earth, then follow these 14 combinations in order.
- 1EarthWaterPlant
- 2PlantWindDandelion
- 3EarthEarthMountain
- 4DandelionMountainMountain Dew
- 5WaterWaterLake
- 6LakeWaterOcean
- 7Mountain DewOceanMountain Dew Ocean Blast
- 8EarthWindDust
- 9FireWaterSteam
- 10FireSteamEngine
- 11EngineWindWindmill
- 12DustWindmillFlour
- 13FlourWaterPasta
- 14Mountain Dew Ocean BlastPastaPasta Dew
Other ways to make Pasta Dew
2 combinations are known to produce Pasta Dew. Here are 2 of them.
| First | Second | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Mountain Dew Livewire | Pasta | Pasta Dew |
| Mountain Dew Ocean Blast | Pasta | Pasta Dew |
What you can make with Pasta Dew
- Pasta DewFireSpaghetti
- Pasta DewCrystal DragonCrystal Pasta
- Pasta DewGreat Wall Of Los AngelesPasta Wall
Pasta Dew at a glance
- Steps to craft
- 14
- Long
- Crafting depth
- 15
- longer than 73% of solved elements
- Known recipes
- 2
- ways to make it
- Used in
- 4
- other combinations
Other elements that take 14 steps
Similar effort to Pasta Dew, if you want something else to chase.
Frequently asked questions
How do you make Pasta Dew in Infinite Craft?
Combine Mountain Dew Ocean Blast with Pasta. The full path from the base elements takes 14 steps.
How many steps does it take to make Pasta Dew?
14 steps on the shortest known path from Water, Fire, Wind and Earth.
Is Pasta Dew hard to make in Infinite Craft?
It rates as long. At 14 steps it is longer than 73% of solved elements.
Is there more than one way to make Pasta Dew?
Yes. 2 combinations are known to produce Pasta Dew, and the shortest route is shown above.