- Here’s how to refill your energy bar with food and drinks in Moonlight Peaks.
- Check the Energy Icon in Moonlight Peaks
- Cook Your Own Food in Moonlight Peaks
- Buy a Full Refill at The Broken Lamp
- Spend Less Energy in Moonlight Peaks
- What to Do Next
- FAQ
- Q. What restores the most energy early in Moonlight Peaks?
- Q. How do I make Gazpacho?
- Q. Does wine restore energy in Moonlight Peaks?
- Q. Is eating fish worth it?
Here’s how to refill your energy bar with food and drinks in Moonlight Peaks.
Energy runs out fast in Moonlight Peaks, and in one run a single tree cost over 20 energy to chop. Food and drinks refill it, but they don’t all give you the same return for your coins or crops.
Check the Energy Icon in Moonlight Peaks
Hover over an item in your inventory or almanac, and a purple icon shows how much energy it restores. Some foraged items restore energy, while others restore none.

Wine reportedly restores no energy, so sell it instead. Fish do restore some, but compare the energy against the sell price, since some fish are worth more as coins. A Brickle, for example, sells for 80 coins but restores just 8 energy.
Cook Your Own Food in Moonlight Peaks
In Moonlight Peaks, cooked food restores more energy than raw ingredients. Check your recipe list as soon as you can cook.
Gazpacho is an early pick, made from 2 Tomatoes and an Onion for 40 energy. Both crops reportedly grow all year, so a small patch keeps you stocked. Some foods reportedly restore mana as well, which matters early since you start with only 3 mana.

Buy a Full Refill at The Broken Lamp
Samael’s bar sells Blood Orange Juice for 350 coins, and it restores 110 energy. That fills an early energy bar completely.
Save it for nights with a long task list, and use cooked food for the rest. For the bar’s other drinks and the café menu, see the Moonlight Peaks shop guide.
Spend Less Energy in Moonlight Peaks
Every swing of a tool in Moonlight Peaks costs energy, and starter tools take many hits on trees and rocks. A Copper upgrade at The Howling Hammer reportedly uses less energy per swing.

What to Do Next
Plant a row of Tomatoes and Onions in Moonlight Peaks, and cook Gazpacho in batches once they’re ready. Hover over new foods to check the purple icon before you eat them. Keep one Blood Orange Juice in your bag for nights that run long.
Cook Gazpacho for daily energy, check the purple icon before you eat, and keep a Blood Orange Juice for long nights.
FAQ
Q. What restores the most energy early in Moonlight Peaks?
A. Blood Orange Juice from The Broken Lamp restores 110 energy for 350 coins.
Q. How do I make Gazpacho?
A. Cook 2 Tomatoes with 1 Onion, and you get a dish worth 40 energy.
Q. Does wine restore energy in Moonlight Peaks?
A. It reportedly doesn’t, so it’s better as a sale item.
Q. Is eating fish worth it?
A. Only when the fish sells for little, because some are worth more as coins than as energy.
Also, check out our review of Moonlight Peaks and other guides below :
- Moonlight Peaks Review
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- Moonlight Peaks: How to Search for Treasure
- Moonlight Peaks: How to Obtain the Logan Crest
- Moonlight Peaks: How to Read the Map
- Moonlight Peaks: Early Start Guide for Your First 10 Days
- Moonlight Peaks: Beginner Mistakes to Avoid in Your First Weeks
- Moonlight Peaks: Where to Find All the Shops in Town
- Moonlight Peaks: How to Complete A Bridge Too Far
- Moonlight Peaks: How to Track Which Gifts Characters Like
- Moonlight Peaks: Gifts You Can Forage, Grow, or Dig Up
- Moonlight Peaks: Pick a Loved Gift for Each Character
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