Honey Nut Treat

Honey Nut Treat is a small sweet snack in Skyrim that restores 5 Health and weighs almost nothing, ideal as a pocket snack.

The Honey Nut Treat is a little sweet a small honey-and-nut confection that is ready to eat straight away. It is worth 2 gold and weighs only a tenth of a unit, so it costs nothing to keep a few in your pack. Honey itself is listed on the Cheese, Dairy and Baking Supplies page.

Effects

Eating one restores 5 Health instantly, with no regeneration and no side effects. That is a modest amount, in line with the five to ten points most simple foods give, so it is a top-up between fights rather than a lifesaver.

Where to find it

The Honey Nut Treat has no cooking or oven recipe and is not tied to any quest. It is picked up as ready-made food in the world.

Good to know

If you are after something sweet with more substance, the Sweet Roll and the Hearthfire crostatas such as the Snowberry Crostata are the other treats in the game.

Where to find it

  • Found as ready-made food in the world.
  • No cooking or oven recipe exists.

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Sources checked: Skyrim/DLC game files (food records, cooking and oven recipes); Elder Scrolls Fandom food and cooking articles