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When the "Serve Grilled Cheese Sandwich" want is in a Want Box (which it almost always is, particularly if you control a Sim who's either in college or a college graduate, since they have five and six Want Boxes, respectively), simply have another Sim eat the sandwich your Sim has prepared, and you'll net 1,500 Aspiration points. In a large family or dormitory this allows you to rack up Aspiration points at an insane rate, and your Sim will be in Platinum Mood in no time. | When the "Serve Grilled Cheese Sandwich" want is in a Want Box (which it almost always is, particularly if you control a Sim who's either in college or a college graduate, since they have five and six Want Boxes, respectively), simply have another Sim eat the sandwich your Sim has prepared, and you'll net 1,500 Aspiration points. In a large family or dormitory this allows you to rack up Aspiration points at an insane rate, and your Sim will be in Platinum Mood in no time. | ||
This will allow | This will allow a Sim to buy more Aspiration Rewards, and (if desired) successfully use the Orb to return to a “normal” Aspiration, keeping the extra rewards. | ||
=== | ===Making a sandwich count twice=== | ||
The “Eat Grilled Cheese Sandwich” Want (always present) is satisfied when a Sim ''starts'' eating a Grilled Cheese Sandwich, not when they finish. This means if a Sim stops eating a sandwich and starts again, the Want will be satisfied a second time for the same sandwich. This provides easy Reward points without fattening the Sim, requiring additional cooking or depleting the fridge any faster; however, it has two disadvantages: | The “Eat Grilled Cheese Sandwich” Want (always present) is satisfied when a Sim ''starts'' eating a Grilled Cheese Sandwich, not when they finish. This means if a Sim stops eating a sandwich and starts again, the Want will be satisfied a second time for the same sandwich. This provides easy Reward points without fattening the Sim, requiring additional cooking or depleting the fridge any faster; however, it has two disadvantages: | ||