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What is Cooked Mutton in Minecraft?

Cooked mutton is a good quality food item in Minecraft that you get from sheep. It is a piece of roasted meat that restores a solid amount of your hunger, making it a very reliable food source. Since sheep are not only a source of wool but also food, setting up a sheep farm can provide you with both building materials and a sustainable source of cooked mutton. It is just as good as cooked chicken, making it a great meal to have on hand for any situation, whether you are building, mining, or fighting off monsters. For players who have large sheep farms for wool, cooked mutton is a fantastic and convenient byproduct that ensures they never go hungry.

How to get Cooked Mutton in Minecraft

The only way to get cooked mutton is by cooking raw mutton. You can get raw mutton by defeating sheep. Each sheep will drop one or two pieces of raw mutton. Using a sword with the Looting enchantment can increase the amount of mutton you get. Once you have the raw mutton, you can cook it in a furnace, a smoker, or on a campfire. A smoker is the fastest way to cook meat. A clever way to get cooked mutton directly is to defeat a sheep while it is on fire. You can do this by using a sword with the Fire Aspect enchantment or by setting the sheep on fire with flint and steel. You can also buy cooked mutton from butcher villagers. Apprentice level butchers may offer to sell you cooked mutton for emeralds.

How to use Cooked Mutton in Minecraft

The primary use for cooked mutton is to eat it to restore your hunger. Hold the cooked mutton in your hand and right click to eat it. This will restore six hunger points, which is equal to three of the food icons on your screen. It provides a good amount of saturation, meaning it will keep you feeling full for a decent amount of time. This makes it a great food to carry with you on your adventures. You can also use cooked mutton to trade with villagers. Journeyman level butcher villagers might have a trade where they will buy cooked mutton from you in exchange for an emerald. This can be a good way to earn emeralds if you have a large sheep farm.

How to craft Cooked Mutton in Minecraft

Furnace

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Cooking Time: 10s ÔÇó Experience: 0.35

Campfire

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Campfire Cooking Time: 30s ÔÇó Experience: 0.35

Smoker

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Smoking Time: 5s ÔÇó Experience: 0.35

What can Cooked Mutton make in Minecraft

No items can be crafted.

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