How to make S’mores in Disney Dreamlight Valley

If you want to claim all of the rewards the End of Summer event offers in Disney Dreamlight Valley, you have to cook up a couple of special dishes. One of the tricky recipes you need to make is S’mores.

The required ingredients for this dish may not be what you expect, but you have to cook up quite a lot of them if you’re hoping to unlock all of the special event prizes. It’s a decently easy dish to make once you know what it entails, so here’s how to make S’mores in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

S’mores Disney Dreamlight Valley recipe

S’mores is a four-star recipe in Disney Dreamlight Valley, which means you need four key ingredients to cook it:

• One Pink Marshmallow
• One Blue Marshmallow
• Two Wheat

Surprisingly, this recipe does not call for any type of chocolate, which can make it a confusing one to cook as you might be tempted to throw in some Cocoa Beans. Instead, all you need for this dish is some marshmallows to go on the inside and Wheat for the graham crackers on the outside.

You can assemble this dish at any cooking station around the valley. If you have A Rift in Time, you can choose to bypass the work by inputting the ingredients in an Ancient Cooker and spending Mist to let the machine cook it for you.

As long as the End of Summer event is active, you can get Pink Marshmallows from three bushes that spawn randomly in your Plaza. Blue Marshmallows are a lot trickier to get as they appear on the ground throughout the Plaza, Dazzle Beach, Forest of Valor, Peaceful Meadow, and Glade of Trust biomes.

The last ingredient is Wheat, which is a staple ingredient in the valley you can obtain outside of the event, so there’s a good chance you already have access to some. If you don’t, head to Goofy’s Stall in the Peaceful Meadow biome and buy some Wheat Seeds for just one Star Coin.

Wheat is the cheapest and fastest-growing crop in the valley with a grow time of just one minute, although it’s certainly not one of the best crops to sell. It’s a cooking staple, though, so it’s a good idea to stock up on this ingredient when you can.