If you’re looking to master the art of coco mixing in Schedule 1, you’ve come to the right place. This guide breaks down the top mixtures in the game, from the most profitable to the most amusing. Whether you want to maximize your earnings or just enjoy some hilarious effects, these recipes will help you get the most out of your gameplay.
Most Profitable Recipe
Tokyo Diesel
- Market Value: $735
- Ingredient Cost: $42
- Net Profit: $692
- Effects: Foggy, Bright-Eyed, Tropic Thunder, Glowing Green-Faced, Anti-Gravity, and Zombifying.
This is the most expensive recipe in the game and provides a significant return on investment. The mixture features a green alien glow with a single eye and grants an anti-gravity effect. While not ideal for escaping the cops, it can still serve that purpose in an emergency.
By increasing the asking price by 10–20%, you can sell this mixture for around $835 in door-to-door sales. Through text message counteroffers, you can push the price up to $1,000 per piece, though going beyond that might result in rejection.
Ingredients:
- Motor oil
- Cuke
- Paracetamol
- Gasoline
- Cuke (again)
- Battery
- Horse Semen
- Mega Bean
Although eight-ingredient recipes take longer to produce, using multiple mixing stations can significantly speed up the process. If you utilize four stations, you can produce 80 mixtures in the time it would usually take to create 20.
Best Four-Ingredient Recipe
Sexy Crystal
- Market Value: $423
- Ingredient Cost: $28
- Net Profit: $395
- Effects: Slippery, Tropic Thunder, Electrifying, and Long Faced.
For those who prefer a simpler recipe with a high profit margin, this four-ingredient mixture is the best option. It sells for $423 at market value, but you can push the asking price to around $480. Selling door-to-door at $470 ensures a high acceptance rate, while text message negotiations can push the price up to $600 per piece.
Ingredients:
- Viagra
- Addy
- Motor oil
- Horse Semen
Among the 100 different four-ingredient recipes tested, this one proved to be the most profitable. Although the mixture’s name is randomized, using these ingredients will yield the same effects and price.
Funniest Recipe 1
Wedding Haze
- Market Value: $279
- Ingredient Cost: $21
- Net Profit: $258
- Effects: Gingeritis, Seizure-Inducing, Jennerising, and Explosive.
This five-ingredient mixture is designed purely for fun. It causes a seizure-inducing effect, eventually leading to an explosion after 15 seconds. When your character smokes this mixture, they shake, develop glowing blue eyes, and start making a ticking sound before ultimately exploding. This effect is particularly amusing when used on NPCs.
For sales, setting the price at $319 usually results in successful transactions. Through text message negotiations, you can push the price up to $400 per piece.
Ingredients:
- Cuke
- Donut
- Donut (again)
- Gasoline
- Iodine
Funniest Recipe 2
Dream Cock
- Market Value: $372
- Ingredient Cost: $20
- Net Profit: $352
- Effects: Energizing, Calorie-Dense, Zombifying, Bright-Eyed, and Explosive.
This five-ingredient mix turns customers into zombies before making them explode after about 15 seconds. While the bright eyes effect does not seem to work alongside zombifying, this mixture provides hilarious in-game interactions.
You can further enhance the fun by knocking out a zombie customer with a bat, placing them strategically, and using them as an improvised explosive. This tactic adds an extra layer of creativity to gameplay.
Ingredients:
- Cuke
- Gasoline
- Cuke (again)
- Battery
- Donut
For sales, the asking price can be increased to $400, and buyers through text messages have been willing to pay between $400 and $450 per piece. One offer included six pieces for $2,300, but a counteroffer of $2,700 ($450 each) was accepted.
Conclusion: This guide covered the most expensive and profitable recipe, the best four-ingredient recipe, and two hilarious wildcard mixtures. Whether you’re looking to maximize profits or have fun with explosive effects, these recipes offer a variety of options.
