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==''Breath of the Wild''== | ==''Breath of the Wild''== | ||
[[Breath of the Wild Hasty Meals|Hasty meals]] are created when [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]] cooks [[Fleet-Lotus Seeds]], [[Rushroom]]s, [[Swift Carrot]]s and/or [[Swift Violet]]s in a [[Cooking Pot]] as part of a meal (with no conflicting effects) | [[Breath of the Wild Hasty Meals|Hasty meals]] are created when [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]] cooks [[Fleet-Lotus Seeds]], [[Rushroom]]s, [[Swift Carrot]]s and/or [[Swift Violet]]s in a [[Cooking Pot]] as part of a meal (with no conflicting effects). As can be seen in the table below, Swift Violets and Fleet-Lotus Seeds make more powerful Hasty meals than the alternatives for the same number of items. | ||
Similarly, a [[Hasty Elixir]] can be made by cooking [[Hot-Footed Frog]]s and/or [[Hightail Lizard]]s with [[Breath of the Wild Enemy Drops|Monster Parts]]. | |||
Hasty meals & elixirs give Link the [[Speed Up]] effect, temporarily increasing his movement rate. | Hasty meals & elixirs give Link the [[Speed Up]] effect, temporarily increasing his movement rate. | ||