Digimon World: Next Order Salty Fruit Guide – How To Get The Ingredient

Looking for a specific ingredient in Digimon World: Next Order? Don’t worry, we’re here to help! Our Digimon World: Next Order Salty Fruit guide will point you in the right direction.

Digimon World: Next Order is the latest in the Digimon World series. Machinedramon has caused all kinds of chaos in the Digital World, and it’s up to the DigiSestined to try and restore some order, with a little help from their monster friends, of course.

If you want to learn more about Digimon World: Next Order, check out the official website. Or, if you want to play something different, try out our Pilgrammed Races guide, Wild Hearts Weapons Tier List, or Atomic Heart FOV guide.

Digimon World: Next Order Salty Fruit Guide

Here we’ll try and answer anything you need to know about the Salty Fruit or Digimon World: Next Order.

What Is Salty Fruit?

Salty Fruit is an item found in Digimon World: Next Order. Despite its name the Salty Fruit is oddly classified as a nut. Its item info describes it as ‘Inside it has salty particles.’

What Is Salty Fruit Used For?

Salty Fruit is used as an ingredient in various crafting recipes. We’ve listed the recipes below.

• Salty Candy
• Crispy Bacon
• Snacking Nuts
• Mushroom Skewer
• Salted Kelp
• Baby Fish
• Fish Grilled With Salt
• Red Salmon

Where Can I Buy Salty Fruit?

You can buy Salty Fruit from the NPC Woodmon for 100 bits apiece. Woodmon can be found in the Field location in the Agricultural area of Flotia.

Where Can I Find Salty Fruit?

You can find Salty Fruit in the following locations.

 Bony Resort

• Celeb Green Room
• Night Church
• Pink Stone House Int.

Logic Volcano

• Dragon’s Trident
• Fire Circuit
• Hidden Red House

MOD Cape

• Flag MOD Ship
• Inlet Cape
• MOD Ship 3.0

Nigh Plains

• Power Plant #1

What Is Digimon World: Next Order?

Digimon World: Next Order is a monster training game from the hugely popular Digimon franchise. It’s up to you as a DigiDestined to raise and train your Digimon partners to become finely-tuned fighting machines. The fate of the Digital World is at stake.

Meriel Green

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Meriel is a games journalist and sometime game dev, writing content for GameTyrant and TheGamer before her time at Gamezebo. When not tirelessly documenting the mysteries of Roblox, she enjoys indie horror and getting wiped out by chariots in Elden Ring.