Red Beet
Last updated 2026-09-08
Red Beet is a Cooking Ingredient found in Snezhnaya.
How to Obtain
Red Beets are primarily found in Everfrozen Earth, especially between Morepesok and the Inverted Glacier Domain, and in Okurov.
Typically, even Red Beets that have been uprooted will yield seeds when harvested with the Seed Dispensary.
Shop Availability
No Shops sell Red Beet.
Gardening
Craft Usage
There are 3 items that can be crafted using Red Beet:
| Item | Craft Type | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
| Cooking | ||
| Cooking | ||
| Cooking |
Shop Usage
2 items can be bought with Red Beet:
| Vendor | Item | Cost | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kuzmichev | |||
Descriptions
A plant that can grow even in the frozen soil of frigid regions. It has developed a large, fleshy root in order to survive such harsh conditions.
One of Snezhnaya's many fae tales tells of a rabbit clan Volkodlak who spotted a red beet in the snow but could not pull it from the ground. Only with the help of Volkodlaks from the canine and wolf clans did they finally manage to uproot the beet, only to discover that it was a Whopperflower in disguise. Talk about asking for trouble.
One of Snezhnaya's many fae tales tells of a rabbit clan Volkodlak who spotted a red beet in the snow but could not pull it from the ground. Only with the help of Volkodlaks from the canine and wolf clans did they finally manage to uproot the beet, only to discover that it was a Whopperflower in disguise. Talk about asking for trouble.
Gallery
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Red Beet | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 红甜菜 Hóng Tiáncài | Red Beet |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 紅甜菜 Hóng Tiáncài | |
| Japanese | ビーツ Biitsu | Beets |
| Korean | 붉은 사탕무 Bulgeun Satangmu | |
| Spanish | Remolacha roja | |
| French | Betterave rouge | Red Beet |
| Russian | Свёкла Svyokla | |
| Thai | Red Beet | — |
| Vietnamese | Củ Dền Đỏ | |
| German | Rote Beete | |
| Indonesian | Red Beet | — |
| Portuguese | Beterraba Vermelha | |
| Turkish | Kırmızı Pancar | |
| Italian | Barbabietola rossa |
Change History
Released in Version 7.0

















































































































































































































































































































































