It might be better to put them in the Sims inventory and sell them that way, but tbh the extra effort seems more hassle than it's worth. The only bad part is that selling stuff through build/buy typically does not credit toward the fortune aspirations. It actually helps to make the potions affordable, because you can sell 2 or 3 profitable throwaway drinks to come up with the 1k potion price. At inspired, your drinks will usually be excellent, with most of the higher tier ones selling for double or triple the mix cost. At lower skill levels you will lose slightly most of the time, but a few skill points in it becomes somewhat profitable.

The skill will pay for itself if you sell the drinks through buy/build mode, but as a pure money making skill it is not as profitable as writing or painting by a long shot. Hard to say It's a glaring flaw so I'll be updating the list within the next hour or two and will give SWolfie proper credit for this.

Edit: Looked in XML and Marketable affects these, so it can be boosted even further! Despite being there, it doesn't work Looks like they start lower than the cost to make them, and improve as your quality levels rise along with level. Maybe I can figure out how it scales, as well, by doing some tests.

I will look at individual drinks and incorporate their prices into the table, retract statements about poor money making as well. that's how I sell anything, after all and that is how I probably got confused They are definitely changing more with patches now. I cannot say for sure since it's been a while, but I am sure that I tried to sell them through the inventory when I did the original piece. Misread that, thanks for making sure I didn't write something so wrong into the guide.

Sims 4 make money trash can