Dragon’s Dogma 2 All Grilled Meat Locations

Dragon’s Dogma 2 has 8 types of Grilled Meat. Grilling all 8 types of meat at day and at night unlocks The Barbecue-Maister trophy. For the trophy it’s important that you grill each meat twice, once during daylight hours, once at night time. There are some reports that grilling only 1 meat at night is enough to pop the trophy for some players, so it’s best to grill everything at day first and then one meat at night, if it doesn’t unlock grill every type of meat at night too.

You can grill meat at campfires. For this you also need a Camping Kit. Campfires are found along the main paths on the map, they get marked by an icon when going near them. Camping Kits can be bought from merchants in the bigger towns, or found in the world/from quest rewards. Before sleeping at the campfire, interact with the campfire itself to select a meat you want to grill. Grilling Meat gives you passive stat boosts so it’s good to do this every time you rest. You can switch between day and night by sleeping at the camp. Then you can immediately camp again to grill another meat.

You should obtain every type of meat from natural gameplay sooner or later. Meat is frequently dropped by large enemies, from wildlife, or found around towns in people’s houses. Meat will rot in your inventory over time. The “rotten” versions must be grilled too. If you want to preserve meat, put it in your storage. Items in the storage don’t perish. You can access the storage at some inns, for example at the inn in Vernworth next to Stardrop Inn. Alternatively, you can buy a house and find a storage chest there (unlocked from Side Quest: A Place to Call Home).

All Grilled Meat

1. Scrag of Beast – harvested from certain beasts, such as ogres, also from boars
2. Aged Scrag of Beast – let “Scrag of Beast” sit in your inventory until it turns to “Aged” version. Usually takes 1 day, can also rest to age it.
3. Rotten Scrag of Beast – Picked up from killing rats or allow Scrag of Beast to rot in your inventory. Takes multiple days to rot, can also rest to speed it up.
4. Dried Meat – given as quest rewards, especially from Culling Requests (aid people under attack along the roads), or crafted from combining 2 x Aged Scrag of Beast in your inventory
5. Equisiste Dried Meat – crafted by combining 2 x Aged Beast-Steak
6. Beast-Steak – dropped by large wolverine animals (giants with 2 health bars, found along the path west of Vernworth), sometimes dropped by wild animals like boars and deer
7. Aged Beast-Steak – let “Beast-Steak” sit in your inventory until it turns to the “Aged” version. Usually takes 1 day, can also rest to age it.
8. Rotten Beast-Steak – let “Beast-Steak” sit in your inventory until it turns to the “Rotten” version. Takes multiple days, can also rest to rot it.

For more guides and collectibles check out Dragon’s Dogma 2 Wiki.