How to make Navy Crackers in ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet
海軍おかき
Recipe
- Navy Crackers
Idea from: Tsuru
Category: Dessert
How to make Navy Crackers, step by step
- Open the shop menu, choose to make a new dish and pick Tsuru, the character whose idea unlocks Navy Crackers.
- Choose the Dessert Recipe. The recipe card sets the dish type, and Navy Crackers is a dessert.
- Choose Grain Ingredients as the ingredient. Ingredients you don't have are greyed out.
- This combination can make 3 known dishes. Sanji tells you how many there are, and you pick Navy Crackers.
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Same recipe card and ingredient
These dishes use the same Dessert Recipe and Grain Ingredients as Navy Crackers. Which one you get depends on whose idea you develop and which candidate you pick.
- Konafa – idea from Terracotta
- Rice Crackers – idea from Sengoku
Ingredients and where to get them
- Dessert Recipe: Alabasta Kingdom (Sea 2), Water 7 (Sea 4), Goat Island (Sea 1), Syrup Village (Sea 1), Zou (Sea 6), Flying Fish Riders' Hideout (Sea 4), Marineford (Sea 4), Twin Cape (Sea 2). Can only be obtained once.
- Grain Ingredients: Goat Island (Sea 1), Twin Cape (Sea 2), Amazon Lily (Sea 4)
FAQ
- How do you make Navy Crackers in ONE PIECE: Grand Gourmet?
- Combine the Dessert Recipe with Grain Ingredients when you develop a new dish from Tsuru's idea. The same combination also makes Konafa and Rice Crackers, so pick Navy Crackers from the candidates.
- What kind of dish is Navy Crackers?
- Navy Crackers is a dessert, so it fills the dessert slot when you build a set menu. Its Japanese name is 海軍おかき.
- Where do I get Grain Ingredients and the Dessert Recipe?
- You find Grain Ingredients on outings to Goat Island (Sea 1), Twin Cape (Sea 2), and Amazon Lily (Sea 4), and the Dessert Recipe on outings to Alabasta Kingdom (Sea 2), Water 7 (Sea 4), Goat Island (Sea 1), Syrup Village (Sea 1), Zou (Sea 6), Flying Fish Riders' Hideout (Sea 4), Marineford (Sea 4), and Twin Cape (Sea 2).
Sources: Game8 (Japanese) – dish list and where to find ingredients (checked Oct 24, 2026) · Game8 (Japanese) – how to develop new dishes (checked Oct 24, 2026) · gamecap (Japanese) – dish list (checked Oct 23, 2026)