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What is Gold Ingot in Minecraft?

A gold ingot is a shiny bar of precious gold in Minecraft. While tools and armor made from gold are not very strong, the gold ingot is a very important crafting material for many special and powerful items. It is the key ingredient for making powered rails, which are essential for creating fast minecart systems. It is also used to craft golden apples and golden carrots, which are some of the best food items in the game. A gold ingot is also the currency of the Nether. You can use it to trade with piglins for a variety of useful items. It is a versatile and valuable resource that is essential for transportation, powerful food, and Nether exploration.

How to get Gold Ingot in Minecraft

The most common way to get a gold ingot is by smelting gold ore or raw gold in a furnace. Gold ore can be found deep underground, but it is most abundant in badlands biomes. You can also find a lot of gold in the Nether. Nether gold ore drops gold nuggets when mined, and you can craft nine nuggets into a gold ingot. Zombified piglins also have a chance to drop a gold ingot or a gold nugget when defeated, making them a great source of gold. You can also find gold ingots as loot in chests in many structures, including dungeons, temples, shipwrecks, and bastion remnants. Finally, you can craft a block of gold back into nine gold ingots.

How to use Gold Ingot in Minecraft

A gold ingot has many important uses. In crafting, you can use it to make powered rails for your minecart tracks, a clock to tell the time, and golden apples for powerful healing. You can also craft a gold ingot into nine gold nuggets, which are used to make golden carrots and glistering melons for potion brewing. The most unique use for a gold ingot is for bartering with piglins in the Nether. If you are wearing at least one piece of gold armor, you can throw a gold ingot on the ground near a piglin. It will pick it up and throw a random item back at you, such as ender pearls or fire resistance potions. This is a great way to get valuable items.

How to craft Gold Ingot in Minecraft

Blast Furnace

deepslate_gold_ore

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gold_ingot

Blasting Time: 5s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Blast Furnace

gold_ore

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gold_ingot

Blasting Time: 5s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Blast Furnace

nether_gold_ore

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gold_ingot

Blasting Time: 5s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Blast Furnace

raw_gold

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gold_ingot

Blasting Time: 5s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Crafting Table

gold_block

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gold_ingot

9

Crafting Table

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

gold_nugget

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gold_ingot

Furnace

deepslate_gold_ore

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gold_ingot

Cooking Time: 10s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Furnace

gold_ore

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gold_ingot

Cooking Time: 10s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Furnace

nether_gold_ore

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gold_ingot

Cooking Time: 10s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Furnace

raw_gold

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gold_ingot

Cooking Time: 10s ÔÇó Experience: 1

Furnace

gold_ore

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gold_ingot

Cooking Time: 10s ÔÇó Experience: 1

What can Gold Ingot make in Minecraft

Gold Block

Gold Nugget

Golden Apple

Golden Boots

Golden Chestplate

Golden Chestplate

Golden Helmet

Golden Leggings

Golden Leggings

Light Weighted Pressure Plate

Light Weighted Pressure Plate

Netherite Ingot

Netherite Ingot

Powered Rail

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How This All Started

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