Tutorial:Quick ways to get food

Hunger is a major mechanic in Minecraft. Consequently, food is very important. This page describes some methods of getting food.

Several animals found wandering around will drop meat when they are killed, and if they are killed with fire they will drop cooked meat which is more nourishing. Note that this includes salmon and cod, which are especially plentiful in rivers or oceans.

This list shows mobs, food from them when they are killed with and without fire:

Mob	Food when they are killed without fire	Food when they are killed with fire
👁 Image Cow	1-3 👁 Image Raw Beef	1-3 👁 Image Steak
👁 Image Mooshroom[1]	1-3 👁 Image Raw Beef	1-3 👁 Image Steak
👁 Image Pig	1-3 👁 Image Raw Porkchop	1-3 👁 Image Cooked Porkchop
👁 Image Hoglin	2-4 👁 Image Raw Porkchop	2-4 👁 Image Cooked Porkchop
👁 Image Chicken	1 👁 Image Raw Chicken	1 👁 Image Cooked Chicken
👁 Image Sheep	1-2 👁 Image Raw Mutton	1-2 👁 Image Cooked Mutton
👁 Image Rabbit	1 👁 Image Raw Rabbit	1 👁 Image Cooked Rabbit
👁 Image Salmon	1 👁 Image Raw Salmon	1 👁 Image Cooked Salmon
👁 Image Cod	1 👁 Image Raw Cod	1 👁 Image Cooked Cod
👁 Image Dolphin	0-1 👁 Image Raw Cod	0-1 👁 Image Cooked Cod
👁 Image Guardian	0-1 👁 Image Raw Cod	0-1 👁 Image Cooked Cod
👁 Image Elder Guardian	0-1 👁 Image Raw Cod	0-1 👁 Image Cooked Cod
👁 Image Polar Bear	0-2 👁 Image Raw Cod 0-2 👁 Image Raw Salmon	0-2 👁 Image Cooked Cod 0-2 👁 Image Cooked Salmon

Cooked meats have better saturation and restore more hunger than raw meat. Player can kill mobs with fire using Fire Aspect or Flame enchantments, flint and steel, fire charges, lava (although this may burn the items that are dropped from the mob) or some naturally generated fire in the Nether. Most fish can be tricky to set alight (being underwater) but it can be easily done with a fire aspect sword. While building a furnace is an option, if you only need to cook a few items or you're low on fuel, you may be better off making a campfire.

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Villages offer many food sources: Depending on the biome, most have hay bales lying around, which can be crafted into wheat, then bread (1 Hay Bale = 9 Wheat = 3 Bread = 15 (👁 🍗
× 7.5) food points). Those which don't have hay bales may have pumpkins or melons instead (see below). Their farms offer all four of the basic crops, and the chests in their houses can offer several food items. Some of the items found will be more nourishing if you can manage to cook them; the village may well have a furnace, smoker, or campfire for the purpose. Village farms have 25% to have wheat, beetroots, carrots and potatoes. A regular farm has 19 crops each, while a large farm has 38.

These food items can be found in the village chests:

Item	Stack Size	Chance	Average	Place	Restored Hunger After Eating Food	Effects
👁 Image Potato	1-7	74.2%	2.968	Plains Village Chest	1 (👁 🍖 )	No
👁 Image Bread‌[Bedrock Edition only]	1-7	69.3%	2.772	Taiga House Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Potato‌[Bedrock Edition only]	1-7	69.3%	2.772	Taiga House Chest	1 (👁 🍖 )	No
👁 Image Potato	1-7	66.3%	2.652	Snowy House Chest	1 (👁 🍖 )	No
👁 Image Potato‌[Java Edition only]	1-7	65.6%	2.624	Taiga House Chest	1 (👁 🍖 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	89.3%	2.2325	Village Temple Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Rotten Flesh	1-4	89.3%	2.2325	Village Temple Chest	4 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	Has 80% chance to give 👁 Image Hunger I for 30 seconds when eaten.
👁 Image Apple	1-5	74.2%	2.226	Plains Village Chest	4 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	80.6%	2.015	Desert House Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	80.6%	2.015	Armorer Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	74.2%	1.855	Plains Village Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	71.7%	1.7925	Savana House Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	66.3%	1.6575	Snowy House Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread‌[Java Edition only]	1-4	65.6%	1.64	Taiga House Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Sweet Berries‌[Java Edition only]	1-7	40.6%	1.624	Taiga House Chest	2 (👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	62.8%	1.57	Tannery Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	62.2%	1.555	Mason Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-4	61.2%	1.53	Cartographer Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Raw Beef	1-4	48.6%	1.215	Butcher Chest	3 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Raw Porkchop	1-4	48.6%	1.215	Butcher Chest	3 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Raw Mutton	1-4	48.6%	1.215	Butcher Chest	2 (👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Bread	1-3	59.8%	1.196	Weaponsmith Chest	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Apple	1-3	59.8%	1.196	Weaponsmith Chest	4 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Raw Cod	1-3	43.0%	0.86	Fisherman Chest	2 (👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Raw Salmon	1-3	24.2%	0.484	Fisherman Chest	2 (👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Pumpkin Pie‌[Bedrock Edition only]	1	10.7%	0.107	Taiga House Chest	8 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Beetroot Soup	1	9.9%	0.099	Snowy House Chest	6 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Pumpkin Pie‌[Java Edition only]	1	9.7%	0.097	Taiga House Chest	8 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No

You can also trade with the villagers for food. If you have at least two flint, and the village is not in the middle of the desert (because you will need wood), you can make a infinite source of food quickly in the village. Do the following steps:

• Collect wood and craft a fletcher table.
• Place it next to a unemployed villager.
• Collect as much wood as you can. The more you collect, the more food you will be able to buy later.
• Craft it into planks and then sticks.
• Sell the sticks to the Fletcher.
• Find a farmer in the village.
• Trade with him to buy food. The more you trade, the higher his level, and he can even sell you golden carrots and cakes.

Another way to find food in a village is to look for a farm. This is the fastest way to obtain food, as the crops are outside the houses and can be collected quickly with any tool. However, it is not renewable, unless you have enough bonemeal to grow more crops from the seeds. Farms will also have hay bales, melons or pumpkins, depending on the biome. This is a list of the food itens that can be found in village farms:

Item	Chance of Spawning	Restored Hunger
Beetroot	20%	1
Melon	8%	2
Carrot	30%	3
Potato	72%	If raw 1. If baked 5.
Wheat	72%	Ingredient for bread (5)
Pumpkin	30%	Ingredient for pumpkin pie (8)

You can often find shipwrecks in any ocean- or beach-type biome. If the "bow" (front) of the ship is present, the "supply" chest within can have a decent amount of food, or at least wheat to make bread. The list of food items that can be found in shipwrecks:

Item	Stack Size	Chance	Average	Place	Restored Hunger After Eating Food	Effects
👁 Image Suspicious Stew	1	57.4%	0.774	Supply Chest	6 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	Suspicious Stew/Effects
👁 Image Carrot	4-8	42.1%	3.250	Supply Chest	3 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Poisonous Potato	2-6	42.1%	2.167	Supply Chest	2 (👁 🍗 )	Have 60% chance to give 👁 Image Poison for 5 seconds.
👁 Image Potato	2-6	42.1%	2.167	Supply Chest	1 (👁 🍖 )	No
👁 Image Rotten Flesh	5-24	32.2%	5.610	Supply Chest	4 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	Have 80% chance to give 👁 Image Hunger for 30 seconds.

Note that each suspicious stew will have one of six random effects; most of these will pass within a few seconds, and are only an issue if you're currently in a fight. But there are equal chances of getting poison (which can do up to 4HP👁 ❤️
👁 ❤️
damage), or saturation (bonus saturation restoration, effectively maxing out your food gauges).

Item	Stack Size	Chance	Average	Place	Food That can be Crafted From Item	Restored Hunger After Eating Food
👁 Image Wheat	8-21	44.9%	4.390	Supply Chest	Bread	5 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )

There are several food items that can be gathered from the landscape with varying degrees of ease. Which of these are available will depend on the biomes you pass through. Note that except for mushroom stew and suspicious stew, these foods aren't exactly the greatest, filling your hunger bar but offering little saturation to back it up. That said, they'll keep you from starvation until you can find something better.

Brown and red mushrooms can be found in various places throughout the world, mostly under trees or in caves. They are also common in the Nether. A bit of wood allows you to craft bowls, and with a bowl and both mushroom types, you can easily craft mushroom stew, without even needing a crafting table. If you happen to be in the rare mushroom fields, you can also get mushroom stew by "milking" a mooshroom with an empty bowl, though the mushrooms themselves will also be plentiful. (In the mushroom fields, the wood for a bowl might be the hardest to find!) This is one of the best foraged foods, with value comparable to some cooked meats. Its main drawback is that once crafted, it is unstackable. However, the ingredients are stackable, and three slots will hold the makings for 64 bowls of stew. Note that you do get the bowl back when you eat the stew, so it's perfectly reasonable to carry a large amount of each mushroom type, and a batch of 4 bowls to fill as needed.

Adding a flower to the mushroom-stew recipe will instead produce suspicious stew, which is just as nourishing and also grants a brief status effect. It matters a lot which flower you use, as some of them produce bad effects:

• A dandelion or blue orchid will give the "saturation" effect, promoting your stew to a superfood!
• An oxeye daisy will let you regenerate a few points of health, while a lily-of-the-valley will poison you, doing several points of damage.
• Other flowers offer various good or bad effects, but all lasting just a few seconds.

Spawning in/near a taiga biome allows you to get early access to sweet berries, which are a weak but plentiful food source and easy to farm. However, the bushes can be hazardous — avoid walking through them.

Glow Berries

When exploring a lush cave, you will stumble upon large amounts of cave vines, with many containing glow berries. It refills the same hunger and saturation as sweet berries, though being harder to reach and posing a fall damage hazard for unskilled players

When cutting down oak or dark oak trees, a few of the leaves (1 in 200 of the blocks) will drop apples as they decay. You can also manually break the leaf blocks. They will break faster when hit with a hoe.

In jungles, you can likely find melon blocks, which can be broken into melon slices. It's a rather weak food, but very plentiful, since a single watermelon block drops 3-7 slices with no enchantments. Any uneaten slices can be crafted into seeds to grow even more melons.

If you happen to have the ingredients, pumpkin pie is a relatively cheap and filling food item, crafted with only one pumpkin, sugar (from sugar cane), and an egg. All of these can be farmed in mass quantities. One thing troublesome is finding the pumpkins in the first place, but once that's done, there are no real challenges. They can also be crafted without a crafting table, requiring only three ingredients.

Rotten flesh is one of the most common and least-valued items in the game. Most often found after killing zombies and their various relatives (or waiting for them to burn in the morning), it can also show up chest loot. It is a bottom-tier food, which furthermore has an 80% chance to inflict "food poisoning" – 30 seconds of the Hunger effect. However, that duration doesn't accumulate, and it doesn't cost all that much hunger. So, if you eat several pieces at once, you can fill up your hunger gauge, perhaps heal a bit, and only lose a little saturation "off the top". Also, you can stay still while the Hunger effect is active. Drinking milk right after eating rotten flesh will also cancel the effect.

It is challenging to find food in the Nether, but there are still some (if not somewhat unreliable) available food sources within the "bowels of hell."

• Mushroom stew is still a good option: Both kinds of mushrooms are common, and bowls can be made from giant fungus planks (the red and blue "trees"). Alas, flowers are not to be found (unless you brought some from the Overworld).
• Rotten flesh (see above) can be had from zombified piglins; the problem is that if you fight one of them, you basically have to fight all of them. You can do pretty well with a prepared fort where you can hold them off and kill them from safety. You can try fighting them from atop a two-block pillar, but watch out for other monsters (especially ghasts or skeletons) who can knock you off your pillar, or blazes which can set you afire.

• Hoglins are the only real "meat animal" found in the Nether (barring the occasional chicken jockey). They spawn in crimson forests, and in some bastions. Unfortunately they're hostile, and fairly tough. As a hint, they can't fit through one-block wide doorways, and unlike many Nether mobs, they are not immune to fire. When killed, a Hoglin will drop 2-4 porkchops, more than the Overworld pig. Killing the hoglin with fire, or cooking a raw porkchop, gets you one of the best foods in the game. The two-block pillar trick can also work, but if you lean over the near side they may be able to knock you off. Killing them from a distance is safer.
• Baby Hoglins do not drop anything when killed and are hostile to the player. Be cautious around them.

• Mushrooms can be found on the Nether roof to make mushroom soup. However, without bowls they are useless. Be cautious when accessing the Nether roof, however, as without a way to make a portal back to the Overworld you can become stuck and softlocked.

A bastion remnant is a fairly rare structure, but loaded with chests if you do happen to find one. The chests within include pork, and (in Java Edition) golden carrots and golden apples. Note that piglins will object to your looting or breaking chests -- of course, they'll be attacking you anyway unless you are wearing golden armor (see their page for details), and the piglin brutes won't even care about the armor. The easiest option is likely to just block them out of the room -- if you are wearing even one piece of golden armor, the non-brutes will calm down after about 30 seconds.

Item	Stack Size	Chance	Average	Restored Hunger After Eating Food	Effects
👁 Image Golden Carrot ‌[Java Edition only]	8-17	11.4%	1.425	6 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Cooked Porkchop ‌[Bedrock Edition only]	2-5	26.2%	0.917	8 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Raw Porkchop ‌[Bedrock Edition only]	2-5	26.2%	0.917	3 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Cooked Porkchop ‌[Java Edition only]	2-5	22.8%	0.798	8 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Raw Porkchop ‌[Java Edition only]	2-5	22.8%	0.798	3 (👁 🍖 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Golden Apple ‌[Java Edition only]	1	11.4%	0.114	4 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	Gives 👁 Image Absorption I for 2 minutes and 👁 Image Regeneration II for 5 seconds.

Item	Stack Size	Chance	Average	Restored Hunger After Eating Food	Effects
👁 Image Golden Carrot ‌[Java Edition only]	6-7	13.5%	0.8775	6 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Cooked Porkchop ‌[Java Edition only]	1	24.4%	0.244	8 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	No
👁 Image Golden Apple ‌[Java Edition only]	1	10.1%	0.101	4 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	Gives 👁 Image Absorption I for 2 minutes and 👁 Image Regeneration II for 5 seconds.

Item	Stack Size	Chance	Average	Restored Hunger After Eating Food	Effects
👁 Image Enchanted Golden Apple ‌[Java Edition only]	1	6.5%	0.065	4 (👁 🍗 👁 🍗 )	Gives 👁 Image Absorption IV for 2 minutes, 👁 Image Regeneration II for 30 seconds, 👁 Image Fire Resistance I for 5 minutes and 👁 Image Resistance I for 5 minutes.

The End is a very hostile place, and it is extremely hard to find decent food there. You should bring plenty of food with you whenever venturing into the End; the only edible thing you'll find there is chorus fruit; it grows only on the outer islands, but is plentiful there. It does have a little side effect....

They only grow on the outer end islands, so you'll need to kill the ender dragon first to get them. They restore four food points, but can also teleport you to a random location, up to 8 blocks away. This can either be a great convenience or an annoyance. The trees are very common in the End islands, and with a little effort you can easily farm them as well.

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👁 EnvSprite multiplayer.png: Sprite image for multiplayer in Minecraft Multiplayer General 👁 Image Griefing prevention 👁 Image Hiding chests 👁 Image Multiplayer survival 👁 Image Spawn jail 👁 Image Playing on servers 👁 ItemSprite iron-sword.png: Sprite image for iron-sword in Minecraft PvP Java Edition Bedrock Edition 👁 Image Bases 👁 Image Joining a LAN world with alternate accounts Server setup Setting up a Java Edition server 👁 Image Forge server Hamachi server Setting up a Bedrock Edition server Server maintenance Setting up a LAN world
👁 BlockSprite command-block.png: Sprite image for command-block in Minecraft Technical General 👁 Image Creating Forge mods 👁 Image Moving structures using structure blocks from world to world 👁 Image Improving frame rate 👁 Image Minecraft help FAQ 👁 Image Note Block Studio Programs and editors Running the data generator 👁 Image Update Java 👁 Image See Minecraft's code 👁 Image Downgrading Restoring a Hardcore world Adding profiles to the new launcher 👁 Image Useful commands Maps 👁 Image Custom maps 👁 Image Importing and exporting worlds 👁 Image Command NBT tags 👁 Image Falling blocks 👁 Image Updating old terrain using MCEdit Resource packs 👁 Image Creating a resource pack Loading a resource pack 👁 Image Models 👁 Image Sound directory 👁 Image Making custom panoramas Data packs 👁 Image Adding a new dimension 👁 Image Adding custom enchantments 👁 Image Adding custom paintings 👁 Image Adding custom trims 👁 Image Creating a data pack 👁 Image Custom structures 👁 Image Importing a data pack 👁 Image Repairing a world corrupted by a data pack Creating Minecraft media 👁 Image Creating videos 👁 Image Livestreaming 👁 Image Hide Server IP Game installation Installing versions Installing Minecraft Preview and beta versions 👁 Image How to get a crash report Custom Minecraft directory Playing and saving Minecraft on a thumb drive 👁 Linux Playing Minecraft on Linux 👁 Image Recover corrupted saved world data Run Minecraft through Google Drive Save game data to Dropbox (world data only) Saved data Dropbox guide 👁 Image Create a Mac OS X startup daemon Playing Java Edition on ChromeOS
👁 LegacyBlockSprite stone-je1.png: Sprite image for stone-je1 in Minecraft Outdated Farming 👁 Image Potion farming 👁 Image End of light mob farms 👁 Image Door-based iron golem farming Villages 👁 Image Legacy Console village mechanics 👁 Image Pre-1.14 village mechanics 👁 Image Village chaining Glitches 👁 Image Duplication 👁 Image Far Lands Contraptions 👁 Image Minecart booster 👁 Image Repeater reboot system 👁 Image Instant wire 👁 Image Water ladder 👁 Image Water tram Challenges 👁 Image Survival with no data packs Construction 👁 Image Man-made lake Other 👁 Image Custom texture packs 👁 Image How to get a crash report (old) 👁 Image Obtaining removed blocks and items 👁 Image Setting up a Spigot server 👁 Image Update LWJGL 👁 Image Update Minecraft 👁 Image Custom world generation Playing and saving Minecraft on a thumb drive with the old launcher

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