Category: Kitchen Scramble

Plaza De Fiesta is one of the “extra” towns in Kitchen Scramble. Players don’t have to do them in order to make progress through the game. They can sometimes be fun to try, though. Plaza De Fiesta translates to “Party Square”.

Greenburg is one of what I think of as the “extra” towns in Kitchen Scramble. Players don’t have to do them in order to continue making progress through the game.

I find the “extra” towns to be a fun challenge. This was not the first time I attempted Greenburg, but it was the first time I was able to complete it.

Mangotego Bay is the fourteenth town in the Kitchen Scramble game. Some of the recipes include fruity drinks (that do not appear to be alcoholic). Many recipes must be cooked on a grill, or thrown into a fryer.

It’s a good idea to get the highest level fryer before starting this town. Players should also save up plenty of gold, because they must make an appliance purchase before they can start Mangotego Bay levels.

Mount Foodji is the thirteenth town in the Kitchen Scramble game. All of the recipes in this town are new to the player. The entire town is designed to look like Tokyo at night, and all of the recipes seem like foods one would expect to eat in Japan.

Melody Fest is one of the “extra” towns in Kitchen Scramble. It appears sometime in August, and only lasts for a limited amount of time.

Melody Fest appears to be a town with an economy that is based entirely on tourism. The event it holds is called Melody Fest, which seems to be based on Coachella, or Lollapalooza.

Liberty Grove is one of the “extra” towns in Kitchen Scramble. It appears sometime in July, and seems to have taken its aesthetic from Fourth of July celebrations. The “extra” towns only last for a limited amount of time.

All of the recipes in Liberty Grove are new to the player. Each one is a “grab-and-go” food that I could see a food truck serving at a park while people wait for the fireworks to begin.

Chef Academy 3 is the twelfth town in the Kitchen Scramble game. None of the recipes in this town are new to the player. All the recipes come from towns that the player has already completed.

The interesting thing about these recipes is that they are in groups. It starts with breakfast foods, followed by “small plates”, foods that could be a sizable lunch or dinner, and desserts.

Cookiehagen is the eleventh town in the Kitchen Scramble game. The recipes in this town include a variety of cookies, and some foods and beverages, that seem like things people would consume near Christmas.

The cold, snowy, landscape of Cookiehagen seems impossible since it is located right next to warm, sunny, Albuqueso.

It turns out that Pepper, the player character, accidentally ended up there.

Easterville is an “extra” town in the Kitchen Scramble app. It appears for a limited amount of time. Players must complete it before the time runs out if they want to earn the rewards that are available in this town.

Easterville is focused on Easter. Some of the recipes include Easter Eggs, ham, and regular eggs.

Albuqueso is the tenth town in the Kitchen Scramble game. The recipes in this town resemble foods made in Mexico and South American countries.

Pepper (the player character) had been offered the job of teaching International Cuisine next semester at Chef Academy. She needs to learn more international recipes before she can get the job.

Albuqueso requires players to learn several new recipes.