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A player eating a cooked porkchop in Minecraft:third-person view. Animation is available in Bedrock Edition only, does not appear in Java Edition.<ref>Template:Bug</ref>

File:Player eating bread FirstPOV.gif

A player eating bread Template:In (first-person view)

Food refers to consumable Minecraft:items that, when eaten, restore hunger and saturation points, sometimes giving Minecraft:status effects.

Eating

File:Consumption time.gif

The consumption time difference between a honey bottle (2 seconds), bread (1.6 seconds), and dried kelp (0.8 seconds)

Eating is the process of consuming food items. Eating a food item requires holding Template:Control, and takes an amount of time dependent on the food's consumption time value.

Consumption time

Eating (or drinking) a consumable takes Template:Convert, with exceptions: Minecraft:Dried kelp takes half the time (Template:Convert), and Minecraft:honey bottles take 25% longer (Template:Convert). Minecraft:Cake is a Minecraft:block and thus cannot be eaten in the hand, requiring the player to place it down and then Template:Control it.

Eating while at full hunger

In Minecraft:Survival, food cannot be eaten while already at full hunger, with the exception of Minecraft:chorus fruit, Minecraft:golden apples, Minecraft:enchanted golden apples, Minecraft:honey bottles, and Minecraft:suspicious stew. This also applies to Minecraft:potions, Minecraft:water bottles, and Minecraft:milk buckets. In Minecraft:Creative mode and Peaceful Minecraft:difficulty Template:Only, any food can be consumed at any time.

Hunger

File:Hotbar with xp.png

The hunger bar is shown above the hotbar to the right of the health bar.

Template:Redirect Hunger is a value that determines Minecraft:healing, whether or not the player can Minecraft:sprint, and whether or not the player is starving. Hunger is restored by eating food items. Hunger is lost by healing or by performing energy-intensive actions that exhaust the player, and is the second value to be consumed by it, after saturation.

The player's current hunger value is represented by the hunger bar (Template:Hunger), which displays above the Minecraft:hotbar on the right side, opposite of the Minecraft:health bar. Each hunger point is represented by half a hunger icon (Template:Hunger), and the maximum hunger value is 20. Hunger points can also be restored by applying the Saturation status effect. The hunger value does not drain on Minecraft:Peaceful difficulty, and always remains at the maximum value of 20.

Natural regeneration

File:Natural regeneration.gif

Gaining natural regeneration by being at Template:Hunger or above

If the hunger value is at 18 (Template:Hunger) or above, or the saturation value is non-zero, the player's health naturally regenerates every 4 seconds (80 ticks). Saturation is used first, and then once fully drained, hunger is used instead. When the hunger value drops to 17 (Template:Hunger) or below, natural regeneration stops.

Sprinting

Template:Main If the hunger value is at 6 (Template:Hunger) or below, the player loses the ability to Minecraft:sprint until the hunger value exceeds 7 Template:Hunger.

Starvation

File:Starvation.gif

Taking starvation damage due to being at Template:Hunger

If the hunger value reaches 0 (Template:Hunger), the player begins to lose health due to starvation. Starvation damages the player by Template:Hp every 4 seconds (80 ticks). Starvation damage ignores Minecraft:armor and Minecraft:armor toughness, the Minecraft:Protection enchantment, and the Minecraft:Resistance effect.<ref>Template:Tweet</ref> Starvation damage stops taking effect when reaching certain health thresholds on certain Minecraft:difficulties.

On Easy difficulty, starvation damage stops when the player's health is at Template:Hp or below.
On Normal difficulty, starvation damage stops when the player's health is at Template:Hp or below.
On Hard difficulty, starvation damage does not stop at any health threshold.

Food hunger values

Hunger values
Food type	Hunger restored
Template:BlockLink (all slices together)	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink (Template:EffectLink effect)	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:BlockLink (single slice)	Template:Hunger
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger

Saturation

Template:Redirect Saturation is a value that determines healing, as well as the time until hunger begins to deplete. Saturation is lost by healing or performing Minecraft:energy-intensive actions that exhaust the player, and is the first value to be consumed by it, before hunger.

The player's current saturation value is not visually displayed as a bar, unlike the hunger value. Instead, when saturation reaches zero, the hunger bar starts to shake or jitter periodically.

Saturation boost

File:Saturation boost.gif

Gaining saturation boost from reaching full hunger, consuming the saturation gained from the cooked porkchop to heal

Template:Exclusive Saturation boost<ref>Template:Citation</ref>, also known as saturation healing, is a mechanic exclusive to Template:JE that regenerates health when the player's hunger bar is full (Template:Hungerbar). Saturation boost heals Template:Hp by consuming Template:Hunger saturation, and activates every 0.5 seconds (10 ticks) when at full hunger. While the saturation mechanic as a whole is in both Template:BE and Template:JE, saturation boost is only in Java Edition.

Food saturation values

Saturation values
Food type	Saturation restored	Saturation boostTemplate:Only
Food type	Saturation restored	Health restored	Duration
Template:ItemLink (Template:EffectLink effect)	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	7.067 seconds (141 ticks)
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	4.8 seconds (96 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	4.267 seconds (85 ticks)
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	4 seconds (80 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	3.2 seconds (64 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	2.4 seconds (48 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	2 seconds (40 ticks)
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	1.6 seconds (32 ticks)
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	1.2 seconds (24 ticks)
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	1.067 seconds (21 ticks)
Template:BlockLink (all slices together)	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.933 seconds (19 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.8 seconds (16 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.6 seconds (12 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:Only	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.4 seconds (8 ticks)
Template:ItemLink	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.267 seconds (5 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:Only	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.2 seconds (4 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:Only Template:BlockLink (single slice)	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.133 seconds (3 ticks)
Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:Only	Template:Hunger	Template:Hp	0.067 seconds (2 ticks)

Exhaustion

Exhaustion is incurred from doing certain energy-intensive actions, and certain actions exhaust the player more than others. Exhaustion first reduces saturation, and then reduces hunger.

Once the exhaustion level reaches 4.0, it resets to 0.0 and reduces the saturation by Template:Hunger if there is any saturation remaining. If the saturation is 0, it reduces the hunger by Template:Hunger instead.

Energy-intensive actions

Action	Exhaustion level increase	Units
Minecraft:Swimming	0.01	per meter
Minecraft:Breaking a block	0.005	per block broken
Minecraft:Sprinting	0.1	per meter
Minecraft:Jumping	0.05	per jump
Attacking an Minecraft:entity	0.1	per attack landed
Attacking with a Minecraft:spear enchanted with Minecraft:Lunge	4.0 × (level)	per lunge attack, regardless whether it hits
Taking Minecraft:damage that is normally protected by armor	0.1	per distinct instance of damage being received
Template:EffectLink	0.005	per tick, per Hunger status effect level
Jumping while sprinting	0.2	per jump
Natural regeneration (requires Template:Hunger or higher and having the Minecraft:gamerule `naturalRegeneration` set to `true`)	6.0	per Template:Hp healed
Template:EffectLink from Minecraft:raw chicken, Minecraft:rotten flesh, or taking damage from Minecraft:husks.	3.0	full 0:30 duration of Hunger I, at 0.1 per second
Template:EffectLink from pufferfish	4.5	full 0:15 duration of Hunger III, at 0.3 per second
Getting pushed by other means (except flowing water, which counts as swimming)	-	-

Effects

File:Eating Rotten Flesh.png

Getting the Hunger effect from eating Minecraft:rotten flesh

Certain foods provide additional effects when eaten, both helpful and harmful. This can come in the form of gaining Minecraft:status effects, clearing status effects, or teleportation.

Food effects

Effects
Food type	Applied effects
Template:ItemLink	Teleports the user randomly
Template:ItemLink	0:20 Template:EffectLink IITemplate:Only 0:30 Template:EffectLink IITemplate:Only 2:00 Template:EffectLink IV 5:00 Template:EffectLink I 5:00 Template:EffectLink
Template:ItemLink	0:05 Template:EffectLink II 2:00 Template:EffectLink I
Template:ItemLink	Clears Template:EffectLink
Template:ItemLink	Clears all Minecraft:status effects
Template:ItemLink	0:05 Template:EffectLink (60% chance)
Template:ItemLink	0:15 Template:EffectLink III 0:15 Template:EffectLink 1:00 Template:EffectLink II
Template:ItemLink	0:30 Template:EffectLink I (30% chance)
Template:ItemLink	0:30 Template:EffectLink I (80% chance)
Template:ItemLink	0:05 Template:EffectLink I
Template:ItemLink	0:03 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink) 0:11 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink)Template:Only 0:07 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink)Template:Only 0.35s Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink)Template:Only 0.3s Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink)Template:Only 0:07 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink) 0:05 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink) 0:11 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink) 0:07 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink) 0:05 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink) 0:07 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink / Template:BlockLink) 0:07 Template:EffectLink (Template:BlockLink)

Hunger effect

Template:Main The Hunger effect removes Template:Hunger hunger or Template:Hunger saturation point every <math>\frac{40}\text{level}</math> seconds, and turns the hunger bar to a green color (Template:Hungerbar). It is inflicted by being attacked by a Minecraft:husk, or by eating pufferfish, Minecraft:rotten flesh, or Minecraft:raw chicken.

Saturation effect

Template:Main The Saturation effect replenishes Template:Hunger hunger point and Template:Hunger saturation points every 0.05 seconds (1 tick)Template:Only<ref>Template:Bug</ref> per level. It is applied exclusively through Minecraft:suspicious stew crafted with a Minecraft:blue orchid or Minecraft:dandelion.

Food sources

Sources
Food type	Food source
Template:ItemLink	Destroyed/despawned oak or dark oak Minecraft:leaves Stronghold altar and storeroom, village weaponsmith and plains house, igloo and bonus chests Receive 4 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at apprentice-level Minecraft:trade of farmer Minecraft:villager
Template:ItemLink	Trial Spawners and ominous trial spawners in Minecraft:Trial Chambers Ancient city ice box and trial chambers supply chests Trial chambers intersection barrels Minecraft:Cooking a Minecraft:potato
Template:ItemLink	Harvesting beetroot crops Farmer villager who drop beetroot after harvesting beetroot crop
Template:ItemLink	Crafting a Minecraft:bowl together with Minecraft:beetroots Snowy village house chests
Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:wheat Monster room, stronghold altar and storeroom, village, mineshaft, woodland mansion and bonus chests Receive 6 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at novice-level Minecraft:trade of farmer villager Farmer villager who drop bread after harvesting Minecraft:wheat Raid gift from farmer villagerTemplate:Only Trial spawners in Minecraft:trial chambers.
Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:wheat, Minecraft:eggs, Minecraft:sugar, and Minecraft:milk Receive 1 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at expert-level Minecraft:trade of farmer villager Buried treasure chestTemplate:Only Minecraft:Trial chamber intersection chests
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:zombies Harvesting carrot crops pillager outpost and Shipwreck supply chest bonus chest Template:Only Farmer villagers who drop carrots after harvesting a carrot crop
Template:ItemLink	Breaking Minecraft:chorus plants in Minecraft:The End
Template:ItemLink	Cooking a Minecraft:raw chicken Killing Minecraft:chickens with Minecraft:fire Receive 8 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at novice-level Minecraft:trade from Butcher villager Raid gift from butcher villagerTemplate:Only Trial spawners in Minecraft:trial chambers
Template:ItemLink	Cooking a Minecraft:raw cod Killing Minecraft:cod with Minecraft:fire Template:Only Killing Minecraft:dolphin with fire Rare drop from Minecraft:guardians and Minecraft:elder guardians when killed with Minecraft:fire Template:Only Receive 6 for 1 Minecraft:emerald + 6 Minecraft:raw cod at novice-level Minecraft:trade from fisherman villager Buried treasure chests Template:Only
Template:ItemLink	Cooking Minecraft:raw mutton Killing Minecraft:sheep with Minecraft:fire Raid gift from butcher villagerTemplate:Only
Template:ItemLink	Cooking a Minecraft:raw porkchop Killing Minecraft:pigs or Minecraft:hoglins with Minecraft:fire Receive 5 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at apprentice-level Minecraft:trade from butcher villager Raid gift from butcher villagerTemplate:Only Bastion remnant chests
Template:ItemLink	Cooking Minecraft:raw rabbit Killing Minecraft:rabbits with Minecraft:fire Raid gift from butcher villagerTemplate:Only
Template:ItemLink	Cooking a Minecraft:raw salmon Killing Minecraft:salmon with Minecraft:fire Template:Only buried treasure chest Template:Only Receive 6 for 1 Minecraft:emerald + 1 Minecraft:raw salmon at apprentice-level Minecraft:trade from fisherman villager
Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:wheat and Minecraft:cocoa beans Receive 18 for 3 Minecraft:emerald at journeyman-level Minecraft:trade from farmer villager Raid gift from farmer villagerTemplate:Only
Template:ItemLink	Cooking Minecraft:kelp in a Minecraft:furnace, Minecraft:smoker, or Minecraft:campfire Crafting from Minecraft:dried kelp block Raid gift from farmer villagerTemplate:Only
Template:ItemLink	Desert pyramid, monster room, woodland mansion, mineshaft, ruined portal and ancient city chests Ominous vaults in Minecraft:trial chambers
Template:ItemLink	Crafting from an Minecraft:apple and Minecraft:gold ingots. Desert pyramid, monster room, mineshaft, stronghold altar, woodland mansion, igloo, big ocean ruins, ruined portal and ancient city center chests Ominous vaults in Minecraft:trial chambers
Template:ItemLink	Collected from cave vines Mineshaft, ancient city and trial chambers supply chests
Template:ItemLink	Crafting a Minecraft:carrot with Minecraft:gold nuggets Receive 3 for 3 Minecraft:emerald at master-level Minecraft:trade from farmer villager Bastion remnant, ruined portal and ancient city ice box chests Vaults in Minecraft:trial chambers Ominous trial spawners in Minecraft:trial chambers
Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:honey block Collecting from Minecraft:beehives or Minecraft:bee nests Vaults in Minecraft:trial chambers
Template:ItemLink	Harvesting a Minecraft:melon block
Template:ItemLink	Crafting with a Minecraft:bowl and one of each Minecraft:mushroom Template:Control a Minecraft:bowl on a Minecraft:mooshroom
Template:ItemLink	Harvesting potato crops Shipwreck supply chest
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:zombies Harvesting potato crops Farmer villager who drop potato after harvesting potato crop bonus chest Template:Only Plains and taiga village, pillager outpost, and shipwreck supply chest
Template:ItemLink	Minecraft:Fishing Killing Minecraft:pufferfish Rare drop from Minecraft:guardians and Minecraft:elder guardian
Template:ItemLink	Crafting with a Minecraft:pumpkin, an Minecraft:egg, and Minecraft:sugar Receive 4 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at apprentice-level Minecraft:trade from farmer villager village taiga house chest Raid gift from farmer villagerTemplate:Only
Template:ItemLink	Crafting with a Minecraft:bowl, Minecraft:carrot, Minecraft:baked potato, Minecraft:mushroom, and Minecraft:cooked rabbit Receive 1 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at novice-level Minecraft:trade from butcher villager
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:cows, Minecraft:red mooshrooms, and Minecraft:brown mooshroom village butcher chest
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:chickens Minecraft:Cat gift
Template:ItemLink	Minecraft:Fishing Killing Minecraft:cod, Minecraft:guardians, Minecraft:elder guardians, Minecraft:dolphins, Minecraft:polar bears Rare drop from Minecraft:guardians and Minecraft:elder guardians village fisher Minecraft:barrel Raid gift from fisherman villagerTemplate:Only
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:sheep village butcher chest
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:pigs or Minecraft:hoglins Village butcher and bastion remnant stable chests
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:rabbits
Template:ItemLink	Minecraft:Fishing Killing Minecraft:salmon and Minecraft:polar bears Rare drop from Minecraft:guardians and Minecraft:elder guardians Raid gift from fisherman villagerTemplate:Only village fisher barrelTemplate:Only bonus chest
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:zombies, Minecraft:zombified piglins, Minecraft:zombie villagers, Minecraft:husks, Minecraft:drowned, and Minecraft:zombie horses monster room, igloo, woodland mansion, small ocean ruins, village temple, shipwreck supply, desert, and jungle pyramid chests Caught as junk from Minecraft:fishing Minecraft:Cat gift
Template:ItemLink	Killing Minecraft:spiders, Minecraft:cave spiders and Minecraft:witches. Desert pyramid chests.
Template:ItemLink	Cooking Minecraft:raw beef Killing Minecraft:cows, Minecraft:red mooshrooms, or Minecraft:brown mooshrooms with Minecraft:fire Raid gift from butcher villagerTemplate:Only Ominous trial spawners in Minecraft:trial chambers.
Template:ItemLink	Crafting with a Minecraft:bowl, Minecraft:red mushroom, Minecraft:brown mushroom, and any Minecraft:flower Feed Minecraft:brown mooshroom any flower then Template:Control a Minecraft:bowl on brown mooshroom Receive 1 for 1 Minecraft:emerald at expert-level Minecraft:trade of farmer Minecraft:villager, excluding Minecraft:Fire Resistance, Minecraft:Regeneration, and Wither Ancient city ice box chests.<ref group="note">The stew always grants either 5-7 seconds of Blindness, or 7-10 seconds of Night Vision</ref>
Template:ItemLink	Breaking Minecraft:sweet berry bushes Picking ripe berries from Minecraft:sweet berry bushes (right-click) Taiga village house chests.Template:Only
Template:ItemLink	Minecraft:Fishing Killing Minecraft:tropical fish Rare drop from Minecraft:guardians and Minecraft:elder guardians

Ingredients

The following items cannot be eaten on their own. Instead, they are used to craft consumable food items.

Ingredient(s)	Used to make	Source(s)
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Minecraft:Crafting from Minecraft:planks Minecraft:Fishing Minecraft:Turtle killed by Minecraft:lightning Eating food made with them
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink	Breaking Minecraft:cocoa plants
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Laid by Minecraft:chickens Found in village fletcher chests
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink	Milking a Minecraft:cow, Minecraft:mooshroom or a Minecraft:goat Killing a Minecraft:wandering trader drinking it
Template:BlockLink or Template:BlockLink	Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Template:Anchor Breaking naturally generated mushrooms in: Dark/shady areas Minecraft:Swamp and Minecraft:mushroom fields biomes Minecraft:The Nether Breaking huge brown or red mushrooms Using Minecraft:shears on a brown mooshroom or red mushroom Bought from Minecraft:wandering trader
Template:BlockLink	Template:ItemLink	Breaking naturally generated flowers Using Minecraft:bone meal on a Minecraft:grass block Bought from Minecraft:wandering trader Killing Minecraft:iron golem (poppy)
Template:BlockLink	Template:ItemLink	Harvesting mature Minecraft:pumpkins grown from Minecraft:pumpkin seeds Naturally occurring Minecraft:pumpkins Taiga and snowy taiga Minecraft:villages Bought from Minecraft:wandering trader
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:sugar cane or Minecraft:honey bottle Dropped by Minecraft:witches Creating from its base Minecraft:elements Template:Only
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink Template:ItemLink	Harvesting mature Minecraft:wheat seeds Found in monster room, woodland mansion, shipwreck, igloo, village, ocean ruins, and pillager outpost chest Crafting from Minecraft:hay bales
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:gold ingots Dropped by Minecraft:zombified piglins Found in shipwreck, igloo, village, and ocean ruins chest Smelting golden armor or tools Mining Minecraft:nether gold ore without Minecraft:Silk Touch
Template:ItemLink	Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:gold blocks or Minecraft:gold nuggets Rarely dropped by Minecraft:zombified piglins Smelting Minecraft:gold ore or Minecraft:nether gold ore Found in shipwreck, jungle pyramid, monster room, woodland mansion, nether fortress, end city, mineshaft, village, stronghold, buried treasure and desert pyramid chest
Template:BlockLink	Template:ItemLink	Crafting from Minecraft:honey bottles

Internal variables

Food uses four variables, the values of which are stored in the Minecraft:player.dat format. Variables can be queried in-game with the following command: Template:Cmd Template:Only.

foodLevel: The player's current hunger level, shown on the hunger bar. Its initial value on Minecraft:world creation or respawn is Template:Hunger.
foodSaturationLevel: The player's current saturation level, which determines how fast foodLevel depletes and is controlled by the kinds of food the player has eaten. Its maximum value always equals foodLevel's value and decreases with foodLevel. Its initial value on world creation or respawn is 5.
foodTickTimer: This variable is used when foodLevel either exceeds 17 (Template:Hunger), or is at zero. It increases on every Minecraft:tick, and whenever it reaches 80 (4 seconds), it resets to zero and Template:Hp is added or deducted, depending on whether the player is saturated or starving. If the player has a full Template:Hunger, Template:Frac of Template:Hp times the player's foodSaturationLevel is restored, up to a maximum of Template:Hp, when foodTickTimer reaches 10 (Template:Frac second), and foodTickTimer is reset to zero.
foodExhaustionLevel: The player's current exhaustion level, which determines how fast the foodSaturationLevel depletes. Its value is increased by the player's actions (see Exhaustion level increase for specific values). The initial value is zero. When it reaches a value of at least 4, the total value is decreased by 4 and one point is subtracted from foodSaturationLevel, or foodLevel if foodSaturationLevel is at zero.

Sounds

Template:Sound table/Entity/Food

Achievements

Template:Load achievements

Advancements

Template:Load advancements

History

Issues

Template:Issue list

Gallery

Mojang screenshots

Food being cooked over a Minecraft:campfire

Food being cooked over a Minecraft:campfire

Notes

Template:Notelist

References

Template:Reflist

Navigation

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 {{About|food items for players in the main game|items used for breeding|Breeding|items used for taming|Taming|food in {{MCD}}|MCD:Food}}
-[[File:Efe eats porkchop.gif|thumb|A player eating a [[cooked porkchop]] {{in|bedrock}} (third-person front view)]]
+[[File:Efe eats porkchop.gif|thumb|A player eating a [[cooked porkchop]] in [[Minecraft:third-person view]]. Animation is available in ''Bedrock Edition'' only, does not appear in ''Java Edition''.<ref>{{bug|MC-77962||Eating / drinking animation does not work in third person mode|Invalid}}</ref>]]
 [[File:Player eating bread FirstPOV.gif|thumb|A player eating [[bread]] {{in|java}} (first-person view)]]
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 == Eating ==
 [[File:Consumption time.gif|thumb|The consumption time difference between a honey bottle (2 seconds), bread (1.6 seconds), and dried kelp (0.8 seconds)]]
-Eating is the process of consuming food items. Eating a food item requires holding {{control|use}}, and takes an amount of time dependent on the food's consumption time value.
+Eating is the process of consuming food [[Minecraft:Item|items]]. Eating a food item requires holding {{control|use}}, and takes an amount of time dependent on the food's consumption time value.
 === Consumption time ===
-Eating (or drinking) a consumable takes {{convert|32|gt|s}}, with the exceptions of [[Minecraft:dried kelp]] which takes half of the time ({{convert|16|gt|s}}), and [[Minecraft:honey bottle]]s which take 25% longer ({{convert|40|gt|s}}). [[Minecraft:Cake]] is a [[Minecraft:block]] and thus cannot be eaten in the hand, requiring the player to place it down and then {{control|use}} it.
+Eating (or drinking) a consumable takes {{convert|32|gt|s}}, with exceptions: [[Minecraft:Dried kelp]] takes half the time ({{convert|16|gt|s}}), and [[Minecraft:honey bottle]]s take 25% longer ({{convert|40|gt|s}}). [[Minecraft:Cake]] is a [[Minecraft:block]] and thus cannot be eaten in the hand, requiring the player to place it down and then {{control|use}} it.
 === Eating while at full hunger ===
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 === Sprinting ===
 {{main|Sprinting#Activating}}
-If the hunger value is at 6 ({{hunger|bar=6}}) or below, the player loses the ability to [[Minecraft:sprint]].
+If the hunger value is at 6 ({{hunger|bar=6}}) or below, the player loses the ability to [[Minecraft:sprint]] until the hunger value exceeds 7 {{hunger|bar=7}}.
 === Starvation ===
 [[File:Starvation.gif|thumb|Taking starvation damage due to being at {{hunger|bar=0}}]]
-If the hunger value reaches 0 ({{hunger|bar=0}}), the player will begin to lose health due to starvation. Starvation damages the player by {{hp|1}} every 4 seconds (80 ticks). Starvation damage ignores [[Minecraft:armor]] and [[Minecraft:armor toughness]], the [[Minecraft:Protection]] enchantment, and the [[Minecraft:Resistance]] effect.<ref>{{tweet|jeb_|111047534318858240|If the the food bar is empty in MC 1.8, it will slowly drop your health to 5 hearts on easy, to 0.5 hearts on normal, and kill you on hard|September 6, 2011}}</ref> Starvation damage stops taking effect when reaching certain health thresholds on certain [[Minecraft:difficulties]].
+If the hunger value reaches 0 ({{hunger|bar=0}}), the player begins to lose health due to starvation. Starvation damages the player by {{hp|1}} every 4 seconds (80 ticks). Starvation damage ignores [[Minecraft:armor]] and [[Minecraft:armor toughness]], the [[Minecraft:Protection]] enchantment, and the [[Minecraft:Resistance]] effect.<ref>{{tweet|jeb_|111047534318858240|If the the food bar is empty in MC 1.8, it will slowly drop your health to 5 hearts on easy, to 0.5 hearts on normal, and kill you on hard|September 6, 2011}}</ref> Starvation damage stops taking effect when reaching certain health thresholds on certain [[Minecraft:difficulties]].
 * On Easy difficulty, starvation damage stops when the player's health is at {{hp|10|total=20}} or below.
 * On Normal difficulty, starvation damage stops when the player's health is at {{hp|1|total=20}} or below.
-* On Hard difficulty, starvation damage does not stop at any health threshold, and will kill the player by bringing them to {{hp|0|total=20}}.
+* On Hard difficulty, starvation damage does not stop at any health threshold.
 === Food hunger values ===
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 |{{ItemLink|Apple}}||Destroyed/despawned oak or dark oak [[Minecraft:leaves]]<br/>[[Minecraft:Stronghold#Loot|Stronghold]] altar and storeroom, [[Minecraft:Village#Loot|village]] weaponsmith and plains house, [[Minecraft:Igloo#Loot|igloo]] and [[Minecraft:Chest#Bonus chest|bonus]] chests<br/>Receive 4 for 1 [[Minecraft:emerald]] at apprentice-level [[Minecraft:trade]] of farmer [[Minecraft:villager]]
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-|{{ItemLink|Baked Potato}}||[[Minecraft:Trial Spawner#Loot|Trial Spawners]] and [[Minecraft:Ominous Trial Spawner#Loot| ominous trial spawners]] in [[Minecraft:Trial Chambers]]<br/>[[Minecraft:Ancient city#Loot|Ancient city]] ice box and [[Minecraft:Trial Chambers#Loot|trial chambers]] supply chests<br/>[[Minecraft:Trial Chambers#Loot| Trial chambers]] intersection barrels
+|{{ItemLink|Baked Potato}}||[[Minecraft:Trial Spawner#Loot|Trial Spawners]] and [[Minecraft:Ominous Trial Spawner#Loot| ominous trial spawners]] in [[Minecraft:Trial Chambers]]<br/>[[Minecraft:Ancient city#Loot|Ancient city]] ice box and [[Minecraft:Trial Chambers#Loot|trial chambers]] supply chests<br/>[[Minecraft:Trial Chambers#Loot|Trial chambers]] intersection barrels<br/>[[Minecraft:Cooking]] a [[Minecraft:potato]]
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 |{{ItemLink|Beetroot}}||Harvesting [[Minecraft:Beetroot Seeds|beetroot crops]]<br/>Farmer villager who drop beetroot after harvesting beetroot crop
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 |{{ItemLink|Cake}}||[[Minecraft:Cake#Crafting|Crafting]] from [[Minecraft:wheat]], [[Minecraft:egg]]s, [[Minecraft:sugar]], and [[Minecraft:milk]]<br/>Receive 1 for 1 [[Minecraft:emerald]] at expert-level [[Minecraft:trade]] of [[Minecraft:Trading#Villager|farmer]] villager<br/>[[Minecraft:Buried treasure#Loot|Buried treasure]] chest{{only|wrap=1|bedrock}}<br/>[[Minecraft:Trial chamber]] intersection chests
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-|{{ItemLink|Carrot}}||Killing [[Minecraft:zombie]]s<br/>Harvesting [[Minecraft:Carrot|carrot crops]]<br/>[[Minecraft:Pillager outpost#Loot|pillager outpost]] and [[Minecraft:Shipwreck#Loot|Shipwreck]] supply chest<br/>[[Minecraft:Chest#Bonus chest|bonus chest]]{{only|wrap=1|bedrock}}<br/>Farmer villagers which drop carrots after harvesting a carrot crop
+|{{ItemLink|Carrot}}||Killing [[Minecraft:zombie]]s<br/>Harvesting [[Minecraft:Carrot|carrot crops]]<br/>[[Minecraft:Pillager outpost#Loot|pillager outpost]] and [[Minecraft:Shipwreck#Loot|Shipwreck]] supply chest<br/>[[Minecraft:Chest#Bonus chest|bonus chest]]{{only|wrap=1|bedrock}}<br/>Farmer villagers who drop carrots after harvesting a carrot crop
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 |{{ItemLink|Chorus Fruit}}||Breaking [[Minecraft:chorus plant]]s in [[Minecraft:The End]]
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 |{{ItemLink|Steak}}||[[Minecraft:Smelting#Food|Cooking]] [[Minecraft:raw beef]]<br/>Killing [[Minecraft:cow]]s, [[Minecraft:red mooshroom]]s, or [[Minecraft:brown mooshroom]]s with [[Minecraft:fire]]<br/>Raid gift from butcher villager{{only|wrap=1|java}}<br/>[[Minecraft:Ominous Trial Spawner#Loot|Ominous trial spawners]] in [[Minecraft:trial chambers]].
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-|{{ItemLink|Suspicious Stew}}||[[Minecraft:Suspicious Stew#Crafting|Crafting]] with a [[Minecraft:bowl]], [[Minecraft:red mushroom]], [[Minecraft:brown mushroom]], and any [[Minecraft:flower]]<br/>Feed [[Minecraft:brown mooshroom]] any flower then {{Control|using}} a [[Minecraft:bowl]] on brown mooshroom<br/>Receive 1 for 1 [[Minecraft:emerald]] at expert-level [[Minecraft:trade]] of farmer [[Minecraft:villager]], excluding [[Minecraft:Fire Resistance]], [[Minecraft:Regeneration]], and [[Minecraft:Wither (effect)|Wither]]<br/>[[Minecraft:Ancient City#Loot| Ancient city ice box]] chests.<ref group="note">The stew will always grant either 5-7 seconds of Blindness, or 7-10 seconds of Night Vision</ref>
+|{{ItemLink|Suspicious Stew}}||[[Minecraft:Suspicious Stew#Crafting|Crafting]] with a [[Minecraft:bowl]], [[Minecraft:red mushroom]], [[Minecraft:brown mushroom]], and any [[Minecraft:flower]]<br/>Feed [[Minecraft:brown mooshroom]] any flower then {{Control|using}} a [[Minecraft:bowl]] on brown mooshroom<br/>Receive 1 for 1 [[Minecraft:emerald]] at expert-level [[Minecraft:trade]] of farmer [[Minecraft:villager]], excluding [[Minecraft:Fire Resistance]], [[Minecraft:Regeneration]], and [[Minecraft:Wither (effect)|Wither]]<br/>[[Minecraft:Ancient City#Loot| Ancient city ice box]] chests.<ref group="note">The stew always grants either 5-7 seconds of Blindness, or 7-10 seconds of Night Vision</ref>
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 |{{ItemLink|Sweet Berries}}||Breaking [[Minecraft:sweet berry bush]]es<br/>Picking ripe berries from [[Minecraft:sweet berry bush]]es (right-click)<br/>Taiga [[Minecraft:Village#Loot|village]] house chests.{{only|wrap=1|java}}
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 |{{HistoryLine|||dev=20100110|Apples are now edible, and restore {{hp|4}} each.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|||dev=20100130|Added [[Minecraft:mushroom stew]], which restores {{hp|8}} health.}}
-|{{HistoryLine||20100206-2034|Added [[Minecraft:bread]] which restores {{hp|5}}.
+|{{HistoryLine||20100206-2034|Added [[Minecraft:bread]], which restores {{hp|5}}.
 |Mushroom stew now restores {{hp|10}} health.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||20100219|[[Minecraft:Pig]]s now drop [[Minecraft:raw porkchop]]s, which restore {{hp|3}} and can be [[Minecraft:smelt]]ed to become [[Minecraft:cooked porkchop]]s, which restore {{hp|8}}.}}
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 |{{HistoryLine||20100625-1917|Golden apples can now be found in dungeons, making the item obtainable.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|java alpha}}
-|{{HistoryLine||v1.2.0|dev=<nowiki>?</nowiki>|slink=:Category:Information needed requiring unarchived version|Added [[Minecraft:raw fish]] which restores {{hp|2}} and [[Minecraft:cooked fish]] which restores {{hp|5}}, obtainable through [[Minecraft:fishing]].}}
+|{{HistoryLine||v1.2.0|dev=<nowiki>?</nowiki>|slink=:Category:Information needed requiring unarchived version|Added [[Minecraft:raw fish]], which restores {{hp|2}} and [[Minecraft:cooked fish]], which restores {{hp|5}}, obtainable through [[Minecraft:fishing]].}}
 |{{HistoryLine||v1.2.3|Eating food now functions correctly in multiplayer.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|java beta}}
 |{{HistoryLine||1.2|Added [[Minecraft:cake]], with its slice restoring {{hp|3}} and a full cake restoring {{hp|18}}.}}
-|{{HistoryLine||1.4|Added [[Minecraft:cookie]]s which restore {{hp|1}}.}}
+|{{HistoryLine||1.4|Added [[Minecraft:cookie]]s, which restore {{hp|1}}.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||1.5|Pigs now drop cooked porkchops if killed while on fire.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||1.8|dev=Pre-release|Hunger was introduced. Food no longer restores health directly, but the player can regenerate if the hunger meter is 90% or over.
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 |{{HistoryLine|||dev=15w40a|Added saturation boost, where saturation is consumed to heal faster.
 |Regenerating health now increases exhaustion more.}}
-|{{HistoryLine|||dev=15w44a|Saturation boost now only takes effect when reaching full hunger ({{hunger|20}}).
+|{{HistoryLine|||dev=15w44a|Saturation boost now takes effect only when reaching full hunger ({{hunger|20}}).
 |Enchanted golden apples are no longer craftable, making them no longer renewable.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|||dev=15w49a|Sneaking now increases exhaustion by 0.005/m, decreased from 0.01/m.}}
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 Food being cooked over a fire.jpeg|Food being cooked over a [[Minecraft:campfire]]
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-== Trivia ==
-* {{IN|Java}}, a player cannot see their own eating animation while in [[Minecraft:third-person view]].<ref>{{bug|MC-77962||Eating / drinking animation does not work in third person mode|Invalid}}</ref>
-** This is also the case for drinking [[Minecraft:drinks]].
 == Notes ==