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What is Cooked Porkchop in Minecraft?

A cooked porkchop is one of the best and most popular food items in all of Minecraft. It is a delicious looking piece of cooked meat that restores a large amount of your hunger bar. What makes the cooked porkchop so great is not just how much hunger it restores, but also its high saturation value. This means that after you eat one, you will stay full for a much longer time compared to most other foods. This makes it an excellent choice for any activity that uses up a lot of hunger, like sprinting, jumping, or fighting. For many experienced players, a stack of cooked porkchops is the go to food for any serious adventure or boss battle.

How to get Cooked Porkchop in Minecraft

To get a cooked porkchop, you first need to get raw porkchop from a pig. Pigs are common animals found in many grassy biomes. When you defeat a pig, it will drop one to three pieces of raw porkchop. Using a sword with the Looting enchantment can make it drop even more. Once you have the raw porkchop, you can cook it in a furnace, a smoker, or on a campfire. A smoker will cook it twice as fast as a furnace. You can also get a cooked porkchop directly from a pig if it dies while it is on fire. You can achieve this with a Fire Aspect sword or by using flint and steel. You can also get cooked porkchops by trading with butcher villagers, who will often sell them for emeralds.

How to use Cooked Porkchop in Minecraft

The main use for a cooked porkchop is to eat it. It is a top tier food source. Eating one cooked porkchop will restore eight hunger points, which is four full food icons on your screen. Because of its high saturation, it is the perfect food for long caving expeditions, exploring far from your base, or for preparing to fight a boss like the Ender Dragon or the Wither. Having a good supply of cooked porkchops means you can spend less time eating and more time playing. You can also use a cooked porkchop to trade with butcher villagers. A journeyman level butcher may buy cooked porkchops from you in exchange for an emerald, giving you a good way to profit from your pig farm.

How to craft Cooked Porkchop 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 Porkchop make in Minecraft

No items can be crafted.

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