Still, Heath was quite pleased with this reward. He could tell at a glance that it was much like his Chef's Eye, a special reward that could trigger passively without him having to activate it. It counted as a passive skill, and Heath was very satisfied with that. Although it did not look particularly useful, it did have its uses. After all, Heath could not get his customers' Memory Fragments every time. Sometimes, if a customer wanted to revisit something delicious they had eaten in the past, and this skill happened to trigger, that would naturally be ideal. Heath could then give the customer a satisfying, comforting meal.
Besides, it might even help him unlock some unusual recipes. Some households occasionally had very distinctive recipes. They might not look like much, but they were actually quite unique. If Heath could obtain those recipes, they would also help improve his cooking skills.
By now, Heath felt that his cooking had basically reached a point where improving on his own was very difficult. His biggest improvements generally came from rewards like Agility Potions that he received for serving customers. Those helped his cooking progress somewhat, but when it came to studying on his own, there really were not many areas where Heath could improve. It was like how a textbook could help him bring his math score up to ninety, but reaching a hundred might require some extracurricular tutoring or practice problems to broaden his thinking.
"That's the flavor. I really never expected that what I wanted to eat back then would turn out to be something like scorched rice." Mr. Giovanni was in an even better mood now. After all, this question had troubled him for some time. Although Giovanni was an important figure with many things on his mind-the Gym,