A Star Treat raises a bee's bond by 1,000 and transforms the bee into its gifted form, making it the only treat guaranteed to turn a bee gifted.
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A Star Treat is the only item guaranteed to make a bee gifted in Bee Swarm Simulator. Here is every way to get one, from Tickets to Brown Bear quests.
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It raises a bee's bond by 1,000 and turns it gifted - the only treat guaranteed to do so.
1,000 Tickets inside the Ticket Tent.
Capturing Commando Chick for the 100th time guarantees a Star Treat.
One at quest 750, one every 500 quests after that, and 5 for the 1000th quest.
No - Star Treats and Aged Gingerbread Bears are the only treats that cannot be obtained from sprouts.
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A Star Treat is a special type of treat that, when fed to a bee, raises its bond by 1,000 and transforms the bee into its gifted form.
It is the only treat in the game guaranteed to turn a bee gifted, which is why it is treated as a milestone item rather than a consumable.
It is also one of the only ways to get gifted Event bees, including Gingerbread Bears and Aged Gingerbread Bears.
The bond value matters because it is the highest in the game: only the Atomic Treat matches it at 1,000 bond.
Buying one for 1,000 Tickets inside the Ticket Tent is the most direct route - no luck involved, just Tickets.
Capturing Commando Chick for the 100th time guarantees a Star Treat, which gives a long-term goal a definite payout.
Everything else is either a quest reward or a rare drop, so if you want certainty, these are the two to plan around.
Because Tickets accumulate from normal play, the Ticket Tent purchase is often the realistic first Star Treat for a mid-game player.
Completing all of Onett's quests, Mother Bear's quests and Panda Bear's quests each reward a Star Treat.
The Brown Bear quest line is the deepest source: completing 750 Brown Bear quests rewards one, and every 500 quests after the 750th rewards another.
Brown Bear's 1000th quest grants 5 Star Treats at once, which makes the long grind disproportionately valuable at that step.
Because these are one-off or milestone rewards, tracking which quest chains you have finished is more useful than grinding blindly.
An exceptionally rare drop comes from the Mondo Chick, the Coconut Crab and fireflies.
Mythic Meteors have an exceptionally low chance of dropping one, and Festive Planters have an extremely rare chance.
The Wind Shrine gives a Star Treat if you already have a Windy Bee after buying the Windy Bee Pack.
Playing Night Memory Match, Extreme Memory Match or Winter Memory Match can also produce one, though exceptionally rarely.
None of these are routes to plan around - they are bonuses that occasionally land while you are doing something else.
Star Treats and Atomic Treats give the most bond at 1,000, followed by a single Neonberry and Aged Gingerbread Bears at 500, then Gingerbread Bears and Moon Charms at 250.
The Star Treat and Aged Gingerbread Bears are the only treats that cannot be obtained from sprouts, so you cannot farm them passively that way.
The Star Treat formerly gave 100 bond instead of 1,000, which is why older guides quote much lower values.
Feeding a Star Treat to a gifted Bear Bee has a 1/3 chance to spawn a Bear Bee Offer sticker.
The reason Star Treats are hoarded is that every other gifted route is a gamble: feeding a bee its favourite treat carries a 1/8000 chance for Rare bees, 1/10000 for Epic, 1/12000 for Legendary and Common, and 1/24000 for Mythic.
Royal jelly and Basic Eggs sit at a 1/287 chance of producing a gifted bee, which is the best of the random options but still far from certain.
Only three routes are guaranteed: a Star Jelly, a Star Treat, or hatching a star egg.
Gingerbread Bears offer 1% and Aged Gingerbread Bears 1.1%, but both are limited to Beesmas events - so they are seasonal supplements rather than a plan.
That spread is why the Ticket Tent price of 1,000 Tickets is worth paying: it converts a long-shot into a certainty.
Night Memory Match, Extreme Memory Match and Winter Memory Match can all produce a Star Treat, but only exceptionally rarely.
That makes them a bonus rather than a route: if you are already playing Memory Match for its other rewards, a Star Treat is a pleasant surprise, not a target.
The same applies to the drop sources - Mondo Chick, Coconut Crab, fireflies, Mythic Meteors and Festive Planters all list Star Treats as rare outcomes.
Because gifted Event bees are otherwise hard to come by, Star Treats are one of the only ways to make Gingerbread Bears and Aged Gingerbread Bears gifted.
If you own a gifted Bear Bee, feeding it a Star Treat carries a 1/3 chance to spawn a Bear Bee Offer sticker - a small extra reason to spend one there.
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