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Each customer in Schedule 1 has preferences when it comes to the products they consume. In the early stages of the game, you'll soon find that you need to create your own blends to maximize profits ...

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02/07/25 Disclaimer: Schedule 1 is a fictional, satirical videogame, and the information in this guide relates only to the game. What are the best Schedule 1 mix recipes? From simple tweaks to spice ...

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A mixing bowl isn’t the most glamorous piece of gear in a kitchen. It doesn’t slice or sear. It doesn’t plug in. There’s no Bluetooth. It doesn’t cost $400. And that’s kind of the point. A good mixing ...