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What is Cooked Cod in Minecraft?

Cooked cod is a simple and common food item in Minecraft that you get from fish. It is a piece of cooked white fish that is great for a quick snack to fill up your hunger bar. While it is not the most filling food in the game, it is very easy to get, especially if you live near an ocean or a river. This makes cooked cod a fantastic food source for players who are just starting out or for anyone who enjoys fishing. It is a reliable meal that can keep you going on your early adventures. It is also a favorite treat for cats and wolves, making it useful for any player with furry friends.

How to get Cooked Cod in Minecraft

The most common way to get cooked cod is by cooking raw cod. You can get raw cod by defeating cod mobs, which are the most common fish found in any ocean biome. You can also get raw cod by fishing with a fishing rod in any body of water. Once you have the raw cod, you can cook it in a furnace, a smoker, or on a campfire to turn it into cooked cod. If a cod mob dies while it is on fire, it will drop cooked cod directly. You can also get cooked cod by trading. Novice level fisherman villagers will often sell you cooked cod for emeralds. Sometimes, you might also get cooked cod as a drop from defeating polar bears, although this is less common.

How to use Cooked Cod in Minecraft

The main use for cooked cod is to eat it. Hold it in your hand and right click to eat it, which will restore five hunger points, or two and a half food icons. This makes it a decent food for keeping your hunger up while exploring. Cooked cod also has a use with pets. You can feed it to a wolf to heal it if it has been hurt in a fight. You can also use it to speed up the growth of a baby wolf. If you have a tamed cat, you can feed it cooked cod to heal it as well. Finally, you can sell cooked cod to fisherman villagers. They might have a trade where they will buy cooked cod from you in exchange for an emerald.

How to craft Cooked Cod 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 Cod make in Minecraft

No items can be crafted.

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