If you left-click on any of the links in the Options page, it tries to open the link inside the game window rather than opening a new tab/window. This does some weird stuff with the Discord link and the MIT License page (the screen shows a "failed to connect" page). Interestingly, the browser's back/forward navigation will properly navigate the page inside the game window, rather than the tab I'm using.
Something that surprised me, is that the order of toppings matters a LOT. For example, check out Hardtack with Cinnamon and Peanut Oil. If Peanut Oil is first, you get a pretty lack-luster product (53 Flavor, 20XP, 4 Fame, 92 Credits), but if you do Cinnamon first you get something MUCH BETTER (530 Flavor, 44XP, 38 Fame, 635 Credits). Same cost, same effort, TOTALLY different result.
It's true -- order does matter, sometimes quite a bit. (Basically some ingredients are adding value while others are scaling value; so getting additions in first then scaling can make a big difference.)
It looks like the slowdown on floors below floor 10 are due to doing a string comparison between floors, rather than a numerical comparison (floor 4 < floor 49, but floor 5 > floor 49). I imagine the same problem would crop up again once the "Highest Floor" value went above 100.
I have a suggestion: The ability to reset your Upgrades (not Prestige upgrades, the regular ones) without having to prestige. This would let us test different types of build without having to build back up from the start every time.
For those of us trying to math out how much power/heat we have to take care of to earn 5k EP, it's 12,502,500 Qadrillion, or about 12.5 Sextillion (since we start the triangular progression at 1 Quadrillion).
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It's true -- order does matter, sometimes quite a bit. (Basically some ingredients are adding value while others are scaling value; so getting additions in first then scaling can make a big difference.)