Minecraft生存指南：食物全攻略

In the world of Minecraft, food isn't just a means to satisfy hunger; it's a vital survival element. From simple berries to enchanted apples, each food item boasts unique properties that can restore health, provide saturation, and in some instances, even harm the player. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the various aspects of food in Minecraft, exploring its types, effects, and how it's consumed.

Table of Contents

• What is Food in Minecraft?
• Simple Foods
• Prepared Food
• Foods with Special Effects
• Food that Causes Harm
• How to Eat in Minecraft?

What is Food in Minecraft?

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Food in the blocky world of Minecraft is crucial for survival. It comes in various forms: some can be foraged, others are dropped by mobs, and some require cooking. However, not all food is beneficial; some can even harm the player. Additionally, while some items directly address hunger, others serve as mere ingredients for cooking.

Let's explore each type in detail.

Simple Foods

Simple foods are advantageous because they require no cooking, allowing immediate consumption upon acquisition. This is particularly useful during long explorations when setting up camp and lighting a fire might be inconvenient.

Below is a detailed table of these food items, including their sources:

Image	Name	Description
	Chicken	Raw meat drops after killing the corresponding animal.
	Rabbit
	Beef
	Pork
	Cod
	Salmon
	Tropical Fish
	Carrot	They often grow on farms in villages. You can harvest them and plant them yourself. Sometimes they can be found in chests on sunken ships.
	Potato
	Beetroot
	Apple	Found in village chests and drops from oak leaves. Can also be purchased from farmers.
	Sweet Berries	Grow in taiga biomes as bushes. Sometimes foxes hold them in their mouths.
	Glow Berries	Grow on glowing vines in caves. Sometimes found in chests in ancient cities.
	Melon Slice	Obtained by breaking a melon block. Sometimes melon seeds can be found in jungle temples and mineshaft chests.

Animal-based foods can be eaten raw or cooked. Cooking requires a Furnace, where you place meat and fuel, such as coal or wood, into the appropriate slots as shown below:

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Cooked meat is more effective at satisfying hunger and provides longer-lasting saturation. It's also safe to consume and easy to obtain, as animals are widespread in the game. Conversely, fruits and vegetables, while not requiring cooking, are less effective at hunger restoration and can be harder to obtain, often requiring cultivation.

Prepared Food

Not all items directly satisfy hunger; some are merely ingredients for cooking. Here's a comprehensive table of cooking ingredients available in Minecraft:

Image	Ingredient	Dish
	Bowl	Stewed rabbit, mushroom stew, beetroot soup.
	Bucket of milk	Used in cake recipes and also removes negative effects like blindness or weakness.
	Egg	Cake, pumpkin pie.
	Mushrooms	Stewed mushrooms, rabbit.
	Wheat	Bread, cookies, cake.
	Cocoa beans	Cookies.
	Sugar	Cake, pumpkin pie.
	Golden nugget	Golden carrot.
	Gold ingot	Golden apple.

These components can be used to create dishes that effectively fill the hunger bar. Unlike simple foods, these are crafted on a crafting table and require more resources. For example, a golden carrot requires nine golden nuggets:

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Creating a cake, one of the game's iconic blocks, requires milk, sugar, egg, and wheat:

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Experiment with different ingredients to create a culinary haven at your Minecraft base!

Foods with Special Effects

Some foods in Minecraft have unique effects, either beneficial or harmful. The Enchanted Golden Apple, for instance, regenerates health and provides absorption for two minutes, regeneration for 20 seconds, and fire resistance for five minutes. It's a rare find, only obtainable from treasure chests in locations like Woodland Mansion, Ancient City, or Desert Pyramid:

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Another useful item, the Honey Bottle, can be crafted from four bottles and one block of honey. It removes any poison effect when consumed, making it invaluable during encounters with spiders:

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Food that Causes Harm

Some foods in Minecraft can be detrimental to the player. These should be avoided to prevent negative effects. Here's a list of harmful edible items:

Image	Name	How to obtain	Effects
	Suspicious Stew	Crafted on the crafting table or found in chests in Shipwrecks, Desert Wells, and Ancient Cities.	Weakness, blindness, poison for 8-12 seconds.
	Chorus Fruit	Grows on End Stone	Teleports the player to a random location after consumption.
	Rotten Flesh	Mainly drops from zombies	Has an 80% chance to cause the "Hunger" effect.
	Spider Eye	Dropped by spiders and witches	Poison
	Poisonous Potato	Harvesting potatoes	Has a 60% chance to inflict the "Poison" debuff.
	Pufferfish	Fishing	Nausea, poison, and hunger.

How to Eat in Minecraft?

Food directly influences the hunger mechanic, which is crucial in survival mode. The hunger bar consists of 10 chicken legs, each half-leg representing one unit, totaling 20 hunger points.

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The bar fills up by consuming food and depletes through activities like running, swimming, and taking damage. If the hunger bar is not replenished in time, the following consequences occur:

• An empty hunger bar results in the loss of the ability to run.
• On normal difficulty, health drops to 0.5 hearts.
• On hard difficulty, there's a chance of death.

To eat in Minecraft, follow these steps:

1. Open your inventory (press E), select a food item, and place it in the hotbar at the bottom.
2. Choose the desired slot.
3. Hold the right mouse button to begin eating.

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Wait for the animation to complete. The character will eat, and the hunger bar will replenish. Ensure the hunger bar isn't full before eating.

Food in Minecraft is a cornerstone of survival, enabling players to restore hunger and health, enhancing immersion. Strategic use of food, farming, and hunting can keep you in top shape even under the harshest conditions, sometimes providing beneficial buffs. Mastering this mechanic allows for more efficient world exploration, combat, and construction.