Why I Even Bothered With Pokemon Sleep Salads?
I first got into Pokemon Sleep last month, after downloading the app to track my sleep. Thought it would be fun, you know? But then, I saw all these salad recipes in-game claiming to boost Snorlax points, and I was like, “What the heck? How do I pick the right one?” Seriously, it felt overwhelming with all those choices popping up.
My Initial Blunder With Recipe Trials
So I just dove in headfirst. Grabbed my phone one night and opened the app. Started scrolling through the salad options—things like Berry Mix, Veggie Blend, and Fruit Toss. I randomly picked Berry Mix because it sounded easy. Mixed in some virtual berries from my stash, tapped confirm, and went to sleep thinking I’d crush it.
Woke up the next morning all excited, checked the app. Boom. My sleep score barely budged. Snorlax was still snoozing away, barely gaining any points. Felt like a waste of time. Then I tried Veggie Blend, added greens I had in-game. But nope, same result. It sucked. I was spending hours prepping these virtual salads, and nothing worked.
- Berry Mix attempt: Failed hard, sleep points flat.
- Veggie Blend trial: Still no luck, Snorlax ignored it.
- Fruit Toss mess: Points dipped lower—how’s that even possible?
After that disaster, I thought maybe I needed a system. Decided to track what happened. Like, every night for a week, I tested different recipes:
- Monday: Berry Mix with extra Oran Berry—small bump in points.
- Tuesday: Veggie Blend with Pecha Berry—points dropped again.
- And so on—it was trial and error city.
Finding What Actually Works For Me
Finally, after about 10 days of this nonsense, I figured out a pattern. Noticed that Berry Mix worked better when I paired it with my actual sleep schedule. If I slept early, the points shot up. So I stuck to that for a few nights, kept adjusting the berry combos. Found that adding more Oran Berries made a huge diff. Boom—Snorlax leveled up faster, and my sleep felt deeper too.
Now I roll with Berry Mix as my go-to. It’s not perfect, but it’s my match. Saves me time, and the app doesn’t fight me anymore. Lessons learned? Don’t overcomplicate it. Start simple, track your tries, and tweak based on what happens. Simple as that.
