How to Get Legendary and Mythic Butters in Stack A Butter Squishy

For a specific collectible, buy its named result when it appears at the lever. Roll Squishy determines what appears; Buy secures the butter currently offered. A crate instead charges you for a random reward from its menu.

A lower crate price is a lower cost per attempt, not a guaranteed price for your target. Keep the direct-purchase budget if another reward would leave you unable to afford the butter you actually want.

After buying a butter or receiving one from a crate, finish the station steps below. A taller stack is not a reason to budget for better roll odds.

All prices below are in cash; M means million. Use the current Buy prompt for the amount you will pay. The lower alternate offers apply when that price is displayed.

Gummy and Tanghulu: when to open Gourmet Crates

Budget 6.25M cash per Gourmet Crate opening. Some menus display the shorter 6.2M price. Approach the rolled crate, use Open to inspect its rewards, and select Open in the menu to pay for an attempt.

• For Gummy: one opening costs less than the 12.125M direct offer, but its 50% chance does not guarantee Gummy within two openings. Buy the named Gummy result if securing that collectible matters more than the lower upfront cost.
• For Tanghulu: the 12% chance makes the crate a less dependable targeted route. Save 37.5M for a named Tanghulu result if you want to control the purchase cost; choose the crate if other rewards would also be useful.

Carry the awarded butter to an empty Wax Station after opening. See the crate rewards and opening guide for the complete reward menus.

Blossom: check the free route before spending

Open Daily Rewards and inspect Day 5. If it lists Free Blossom Butter, claim it when that day becomes available. Missing a login day leaves the reward waiting for you. Some schedules list Cake Pop Butter instead, so Day 5 alone does not mean you will receive Blossom. The daily rewards guide covers the schedule and claiming process.

Choosing a Legendary collection target

Dubai has the lowest direct price among these six. Blossom suits a flower-themed stack, with falling petals; Spicy adds chili decorations and flames. Spicy also has the highest listed output of these six at 160,000 cash per squish, though its purchase requires a much larger budget.

The Cookie route here is for ordinary Cookie Butter, the Legendary topped with chocolate-chip cookies. Its listed output is 80,000 cash per squish. Use the Butter Index for full attributes, or income picks by budget if earnings are your main goal.

For a particular Mythic, save for its named Buy result. M means million cash; B means billion cash. Lower alternate prices apply when offered by the Buy prompt.

Is a Royal Crate worth opening?

A Royal Crate costs 625M cash per opening. Approach the crate, use Open to view the reward menu, and select Open to pay.

• Icecream: a successful first opening costs 625M instead of the 1.25B direct offer. Its chance is 50% per opening, so spending the equivalent of the direct price on two crates still does not secure Icecream.
• Mochi: a successful first opening costs 625M instead of 1.875B. Its 25% chance makes direct purchase the more dependable choice when Mochi is your only goal.
• A broader collection: a Royal Crate is easier to justify when you would be happy with several outcomes. Reserve station space for whichever butter it awards.

Royal Butter and Royal Crate are separate purchase targets. For Royal Butter specifically, choose a roll result labeled Royal Butter. Do not substitute a crown-shaped reward icon for the named purchase target. The crate guide has the full Royal reward menu.

Pick an appearance you want to keep

Cotton Candy is the least expensive direct Mythic target in this group. Boba adds moving pearls when pressed, while Mozzarella's orange outer sections can separate to reveal white cheese. Mochi has mochi and dango decorations; Matcha has green tea drinks, utensils, and sweets. These are useful reasons to save for a particular named result instead of spending the same budget on random openings.

Each Wax Station processes one butter at a time. An empty, purchased station lets you start immediately; another purchase is unnecessary if you can wait for an occupied station to finish.

1. Collect your cash. Walk onto the green collection pad beside your stack to move accumulated earnings into your spending balance.
2. Check for an empty station. If every purchased station is busy, wait for a pour to finish or use Buy Wax at an unpurchased position. Include that station's price in your budget.
3. Buy your named butter or open your chosen crate. Read the price before paying and take the resulting butter.
4. Carry it to the empty station. Approach the cup and use Place Squishy—E on a keyboard. Pouring begins and the station displays a countdown.
5. Complete the pour. Once waxing finishes, the butter automatically jumps onto the plate and joins your stack. If the completion window lists helpers, use Thank beside their names and Yay! to close it.

Budget for space as well as the butter

If you are buying Spicy for 100M and need the fifth Floor 1 station for 25M, prepare 125M cash total. That extra 25M is for this particular station purchase; it is not a fee attached to Spicy. With a purchased empty station already available, you only need the butter's current price. See Wax Station costs and Floor 2 requirements before planning a larger expansion.

Use the current timer to choose how to finish

Processing time depends on the setup. Example remaining timers include about 31 minutes for Legendary placements such as Gummy or Cookie and about 53 minutes 20 seconds for Boba. An Icecream setup with Fast Wax had an approximately 35-minute wait. Plan around the countdown on your active station rather than treating those examples as fixed times for every butter.

• Wait: keep your Robux and let the pour complete. Wax continues pouring while you are out of the game.
• Get help: other players can approach your active pour and use Help to shorten the wait.
• Finish one pour immediately: use Finish Wax beside that station and confirm its displayed Robux purchase. It completes the selected pour, which also frees that station for another butter.
• Process more butters together: buy another station when you need additional simultaneous pours. More stations increase capacity; they do not finish an existing timer.

For ongoing speed upgrades and detailed help interactions, use the waxing guide.