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@BOT404: Easy, you can't
Is it because your pawns cant eat flour itself?
2- Yes, any. No, no need for you to have the condiment
Gourmet Cooking, "improves meals beyond their usual level of quality." Does that mean that if that chef is producing fine meals, there's a chance they'll come out as lavish instead? How would that apply to cooking lavish meals that turn out gourmet; do you get a meal with no condiment effect? Would it be wasted if that chef is cooking gourmet meals since there isn't a tier above that?
Flavor Mastery, "randomly adds cooking condiments to meals." Does that apply to ALL meals cooked by that chef, even ones that wouldn't normally be able to accept a condiment? If cooking gourmet meals, is there a chance to get two effects on a single meal? Does it require that condiment to be somewhere in your colony for it's effect to be added by this?
...This might be an American problem.
But in the course of writing this I've read your FAQ, and looked closer at the condiment effects, which I didn't realize were there. I understand that gameplay is prioritized over realism. This seems like the correct choice. I now see that my first colonist to sample gourmet food has a whole body "consumed mayo" hediff, which is kind of incredible.
Canned condensed milk is a thing after all.