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What is Raw Mutton in Minecraft?

Raw mutton is a food item in Minecraft that you get from sheep. By itself, it is not a very good food, only restoring a small amount of hunger. Its main purpose is to be cooked into cooked mutton, which is a solid and reliable meal. Since sheep are also the source of wool, raw mutton is often seen as a convenient byproduct of wool farming. This makes it a very sustainable food source for players who have large sheep farms for their building projects. It is a simple but useful piece of meat that ensures your wool farm can also keep you from going hungry.

How to get Raw Mutton in Minecraft

The only way to get raw mutton is by defeating sheep. Sheep are very common passive animals that can be found in most biomes with grass. When you defeat a sheep, it will drop one or two pieces of raw mutton, in addition to one block of wool. To get more raw mutton, you can use a sword with the Looting enchantment. A sword with Looting III can make a sheep drop up to five pieces of raw mutton. The best way to get a lot of raw mutton is to create a sheep farm. You can lure sheep into a pen with wheat and then breed them by feeding them wheat. This allows you to have a constant supply of both wool for building and raw mutton for food.

How to use Raw Mutton in Minecraft

The best way to use raw mutton is to cook it. You can place it in a furnace, smoker, or on a campfire to turn it into cooked mutton. Cooked mutton is a good food that restores six hunger points, the same as cooked chicken. You can also use raw mutton for trading. Journeyman level butcher villagers may have a trade where they will buy raw mutton from you in exchange for an emerald. This can be a good source of income if you have a large sheep farm. Raw mutton can also be used to feed your pet wolves. You can use it to heal them if they are hurt or to breed them to get more wolves for your pack.

How to craft Raw Mutton in Minecraft

No recipes for this item.

What can Raw Mutton make in Minecraft

No items can be crafted.

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How This All Started

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That was probably a mistake.

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