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{{quote|Grants a low-level glow effect, illuminating your immediate surroundings. Make this by heating up some milk. Drink it before bed to ensure a good night's sleep.|''Tears of the Kingdom'' In-Game Description}} | {{quote|Grants a low-level glow effect, illuminating your immediate surroundings. Make this by heating up some milk. Drink it before bed to ensure a good night's sleep.|''Tears of the Kingdom'' In-Game Description}} | ||
'''Bright Milk''' is a piece of food in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]''. When | '''Bright Milk''' is a piece of food in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom|Tears of the Kingdom]]''. When drunk, Bright Milk grants a temporary glowing effect, in addition to restoring a variable number of hearts. Cooking under a [[Blood Moon]] may increase this effect. | ||
It can be made in a lit [[Cooking Pot]] using a [[Brightcap]] or [[Glowing Cave Fish]] along with some [[Fresh Milk]]. Adding in an additional ingredient with a conflicting effect will cancel out the Biting effect and produce something such as [[Mushroom Skewer]] instead. There is no benefit to canceling out effects in this manner. | It can be made in a lit [[Cooking Pot]] using a [[Brightcap]] or [[Glowing Cave Fish]] along with some [[Fresh Milk]]. Adding in an additional ingredient with a conflicting effect will cancel out the Biting effect and produce something such as [[Mushroom Skewer]] instead. There is no benefit to canceling out effects in this manner. | ||