Base game
- Finally something healthy Collect all other trophies. 99.2%Common
- It's Salad time! Jump 25 times. 99.4%Common
- Tasty Jump 50 times. 99.4%Common
- More Tasty Jump 75 times. 99.4%Common
- Super Tasty Jump 100 times. 99.4%Common
- Mega Tasty Jump 125 times. 99.4%Common
- Amazing Tasty Jump 150 times. 99.4%Common
- Super Mega Tasty Jump 175 times. 99.4%Common
- Super Mega Amazing Tasty Jump 200 times. 99.4%Common
- More Super Mega Amazing Tasty Jump 225 times. 99.4%Common
- Salad comes from the Latin word for salt Jump 250 times. 99.4%Common
- In ancient Egypt, lettuce considered to be a powerful aphrodisiac Jump 275 times. 99.4%Common
- The first representation of Salad appeared in 4500 BC Jump 300 times. 99.3%Common
- Lettuce was first eaten by the ancient kings of Persia 2,500 years ago Jump 325 times. 99.3%Common
- Lettuce is a member of the sunflower family Jump 350 times. 99.3%Common
- Christopher Columbus introduced lettuce to the Americas Jump 375 times. 99.3%Common
- he average American eats approximately 30 pounds of lettuce each year Jump 400 times. 99.3%Common
- Lettuce is the second most popular fresh vegetable in the US behind potatoes Jump 425 times. 99.3%Common
- Iceberg lettuce got its name from the way it was shipped Jump 450 times. 99.3%Common
- The most abundant nutrient in iceberg lettuce is water, over 90% Jump 475 times. 99.3%Common
- Caesar salad was illegal in California because it contained raw egg Jump 500 times. 99.2%Common
Trophy facts for The Jumping Salad: TURBO
How many trophies does The Jumping Salad: TURBO have?
The Jumping Salad: TURBO (PS5) has 21 trophies: 1 platinum, 9 gold, 5 silver and 6 bronze, worth 1,350 trophy points in total.
How hard is the The Jumping Salad: TURBO platinum trophy?
99.2% of players have earned the platinum trophy in The Jumping Salad: TURBO. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Common”.
What is the rarest trophy in The Jumping Salad: TURBO?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Finally something healthy” (Common), earned by 99.2% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.












