Prickly Pear

Ingredient — In-game description

Prickly Pear

Item type

Crafting material

Material type

Ingredient

Mat. storage

Cooking Materials

Disciplines used by

400

Rarity

BBasic

Value

9 

Game link

Trading post

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External links

GW2BLTC
GW2TP

API

66522

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Ingredient

— In-game description

Acquisition

Gathered from

• Berry Synthesizer (1-2) (guaranteed)
• Cactus (1-2) (chance)
• Homegrown Cactus (2) (guaranteed)

Contained in

•   Black Lion Delivery Box (2-3) (guaranteed)
•   Exquisite Ingredients Pouch (chance)
•   Fluctuating Mass (chance)
•   Generosity's Reward (chance)
•   Gift from Mawdrey II (chance)
•   Gunk-Covered Pellet (chance)
•   Mystery Cooking Ingredient Box (3) (chance)
•   Store of Edible Cactus (10) (guaranteed)
•   Store of Edible Cactus Fruit (10) (guaranteed)
•   Volatile Mass (chance)
•   Mystic Grab Bag (chance, discontinued)

Used in

Item	Rarity	Discipline(s)	Rating	Ingredients
Bowl of Cactus Fruit Salad (Learned from: Recipe: Cactus Fruit Salad)	CFine	Chef	400	5 Prickly Pear 1 Bowl of Tropical Fruit Salad 15 Cinnamon Stick 5 Bag of Sugar
Bowl of Prickly Pear Pie Filling	BBasic	Chef	400	5 Prickly Pear 5 Bag of Flour 2 Stick of Butter 5 Pile of Cinnamon and Sugar
Bowl of Prickly Pear Sorbet (Learned from: Recipe: Prickly Pear Sorbet)	CFine	Chef	400	5 Prickly Pear 1 Bowl of Ice Cream Base 1 Glacial Shard 1 Lime
Bowl of Sweet and Spicy Beans (Learned from: Recipe: Sweet and Spicy Beans)	CFine	Chef	400	5 Prickly Pear 5 Ghost Pepper 5 Kidney Bean 3 Pile of Salt and Pepper
Plate of Roasted Cactus (Learned from: Recipe: Roasted Cactus)	CFine	Chef	400	5 Prickly Pear 5 Stick of Butter 15 Cinnamon Stick 3 Lemon
Prickly Pear Stuffed Nopal (Learned from: Recipe: Stuffed Nopales)	CFine	Chef	400	5 Nopal 10 Black Bean 20 Prickly Pear 10 Pile of Tangy Seasoning

Related achievements

• Nevermore IV: The Raven Spirit: Feed Prickly Pear to Your Raven Chick — Feed a prickly pear to your raven chick.

Trivia

• Prickly pears are the edible fruit of cacti in the Opuntia genus. The stem of the same plant is also edible and is called a nopal (cf. Nopale).