Spend the quote, not the rarity label
Rarity orders the Index. It does not guarantee more cash per squish. Compare the Buy quote with the Index cash-per-squish number, and keep those units apart from the $/s shown in Edit Stack.
| Butter | Main cash quote | Index cash per squish |
|---|---|---|
| Peanut | 400 | 40 |
| Blueberry | 2,500 | 25 |
| Muffin | 2,000,000 | 10,000 |
| Dubai | 6,250,000 | 10,000 |
| Spicy | 100,000,000 | 160,000 |
| Mozzarella | 5,000,000,000 | 800,000 |
Peanut pays more per squish than Blueberry at a lower quote. Muffin matches Dubai's listed 10,000 per squish and costs less cash. Moving up a rarity is not automatically an upgrade.
What to buy first
- Finish the tutorial if it is still on screen, roll, and buy a cheap result you can wax immediately.
- Buy the second Wax Station for 500 cash once one pour is blocking the next butter. A new station does not shorten a pour that is already running.
- Keep a Frog if you see the 3% butter discount. Many alternate quotes are about 3% under the main price, which matches that discount, but at least one Grape quote (232,499) does not. Pay the number on the prompt.
- Save the next large jump for a butter whose Index value actually rises. Muffin is the clearest early million-cash target in the published pairs above.
Do not treat example $/s as the Index
Edit Stack shows cash per second for one butter inside one setup. One seven-butter plate was listed around 85.7/s, with a Salted entry around 1.7/s. Another 46-butter plate was around 5.2 million/s. Those readings already include the active setup. Do not multiply them again by a Money upgrade you can already see in the rate.
Wallet, pad, and a full station row
Collect the green pad before you decide a quote is too expensive. If every station is busy, either wait, ask for Help, spend a Finish Wax, or buy another station. Help shortens the current countdown by an amount the timer itself will show. One Muffin Finish Wax example was a 20 Robux Plus offer marked down from 25 Robux. Other pours can show a different price. The WAX code is a Finish Wax reward, separate from that Robux prompt.
The plate holds 100 individual butters. When a full stack removes a butter, the announced rule removes the lowest-earning one. Limited butters are kept by the editor's removal rule.