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Overcooked! All You Can Eat: The Lost Morsel walkthrough
Six jungle kitchens from the first DLC, in the Extra Trimmings menu, some far harder than the main story.
- 6 parts · 16 steps
Compiled from 6 playthrough videos and 10 guides · checked Oct 19, 2026
What each player can do here
- Same moves for every chef: chop, cook, plate, serve, wash plates where there is a sink, put out fires and dash.
- Team17 says the remaster keeps these first-game kitchens without throwing, so food crosses on counters, conveyors or by hand.
- The score needed for three stars goes up with the number of chefs.
- Up to four chefs can play, now with online play as well as on one console.
If your skill levels differ: Assist mode slows the recipe timeout, adds time to the round and lets you skip a level.Our suggestionWhen skill levels differ: the steadier chef takes the job that has to keep moving between the halves of a split kitchen, the newer chef stays on one station. How to split the roles
Lost Morsel 1-1
Part 1 of 6. Burritos beside a central conveyor.
- BothThree stars for two chefs on Lost Morsel 1-1 in the original release: 110 points.single source
- BothOn the menu in Lost Morsel 1-1: burritos.
Lost Morsel 1-2
Part 2 of 6. Burgers with only two burners.
- BothThree stars for two chefs on Lost Morsel 1-2 in the original release: 180 points.single source
- BothOn the menu in Lost Morsel 1-2: burgers.
- BothEach side has one cutting board and the two burners are reached with switches; give the right-hand side both pans.single source
Lost Morsel 1-3
Part 3 of 6. Soups with ingredients on conveyors.
- BothThree stars for two chefs on Lost Morsel 1-3 in the original release: 200 points.single source
- BothOn the menu in Lost Morsel 1-3: soups.
- BothIngredients arrive on conveyor belts; there are eight burners.single source
Lost Morsel 1-4
Part 4 of 6. Burritos between fireball statues.
- BothThree stars for two chefs on Lost Morsel 1-4 in the original release: 160 points.single source
- BothOn the menu in Lost Morsel 1-4: burritos.
Where people tend to fall
- Two statues keep spitting fireballs; a hit counts like falling off the level.
Lost Morsel 1-5
Part 5 of 6. Soups behind pressure-plate doors.
- BothThree stars for two chefs on Lost Morsel 1-5 in the original release: 120 points.single source
- BothOn the menu in Lost Morsel 1-5: soups.
- BothAlmost everything sits behind four doors opened by pressure plates.single source
Lost Morsel 1-6
Part 6 of 6. Pizzas with one cutting board, all rotating.
- BothThree stars for two chefs on Lost Morsel 1-6 in the original release: 150 points.single source
- BothOn the menu in Lost Morsel 1-6: pizzas.
- BothThere is a single cutting board, and it rotates along with the ingredients and the oven; stockpile chopped food and never stop.single source
Extras and notes
- The Lost Morsel has six levels and six new chefs.
- DLC kitchens have no star gate; each needs one star on the one before.
Sources (16)
Steps compiled from 6 playthrough videos and 10 text guides, checked Oct 19, 2026, and written in our own words. We did not play the game for this guide. A step marked “single source” rests on one guide so far.
- Colin Kelly, 6 videos, one per level: Lost Morsel 1-1, Lost Morsel 1-2, Lost Morsel 1-3, Lost Morsel 1-4, Lost Morsel 1-5, Lost Morsel 1-6
- PSNProfiles: Overcooked Trophy Guide by NCSFan001 (Wayback copy)
- Steam Community guide by ready2b: 100% All the Trimmings (all levels 3 stars)
- Team17: Overcooked! All You Can Eat, Updated FAQs
- Team17: Overcooked! All You Can Eat, game page
- Nintendo: Overcooked! All You Can Eat, store page
- Team17: Overcooked, The Lost Morsel DLC out now!
- GameSpew: Overcooked’s Two DLCs Are a Good Bite of Fun
- Overcooked Wiki (Fandom): Stars to Unlock (Wayback copy)
- Overcooked Wiki (Fandom): Levels (Wayback copy)
- Overcooked Wiki (Fandom): 1-1 (Overcooked!) (Wayback copy)
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