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Daenvil's Baked Goods

by daenvil · on Modrinth

A datapack that adds new pies, cakes, cookies, and other baked goods to Minecraft. Bake apple pies, chocolate cakes, glow berry cookies, and many more!

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Adds new pies, cakes, cookies, and other baked goods to Minecraft. See below for the full list of recipes. Foods with golden apples/carrots/melon, chorus fruit, and glow berries provide special effects when eating them.

You need to install and load the required resourcepack in order to see the custom textures. You can find it in each version's files if it's not downloaded automatically.

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Recipes

Egg-based pies

Base ingredients: wheat + sugar + egg

All egg-based pies are crafted with the base ingredients plus their main ingredient:

Crafting recipes for egg-based pies

Simple pies

Base ingredients: wheat + sugar

All simple pies, with the exception of the mushroom pie, are crafted with the base ingredients plus their main ingredient.

Crafting recipes for simple pies

Cakes

Base ingredients: 3 wheat + 1 sugar + 1 milk + 1 egg

All cakes are crafted with the base ingredients plus 3 of their main ingredient. These cakes have custom 3D models and can be placed and eaten as regular cakes! They provide the same hunger/saturation as regular cake, unless stated otherwise in the recipe list below.

Crafting recipes for cakes Cakes in-game

Cookies and breads

All cookies and breads are crafted with 2 wheat plus 1 of their main ingredient. The cookies take half of regular time to eat (0.8 seconds).

Crafting recipes for cookies and breads

Others

All cookies and breads are crafted with 2 wheat plus 1 of their main ingredient. The cookies take half of regular time to eat (0.8 seconds).

Crafting recipes for the other recipes


Special effects

Some foods containing special ingredients provide unique effects related to these ingredients.

Golden carrot foods

Golden carrot foods provide night vision for a certain amount of time:

Golden apple pies

Eating a golden apple pie provides a slightly improved version of the effects of eating a golden apple: Absorption II for 2 minutes and Regeneration II for 10 seconds.

In the same vein, eating an enchanted golden apple pie provides a slightly improved version of eating an enchanted golden apple: Absorption V for 2 minutes, Regeneration II for 1 minute, Fire Resistance I for 5 minutes, and Resistance I for 5 minutes.

Glistering melon pies

Eating a glistering melon pie provides 2 hearts of instant health (same as a Potion of Healing).

Glow berry foods

Glow berry foods end the Darkness effect and provide night vision and the glow effect for a short time (5 seconds for cookies and 20 seconds for pies).

Chorus fruit pie

When eating a chorus fruit pie, you will be teleported randomly within 32 blocks, as if you just ate a chorus fruit (with four times more range).


Other info

Available commands

All foods have their own "give" function, which can be used to give yourself the food if you have admin privileges or cheats turned on. The command is /function dnv.baking:give/<item_id>.

Food hunger and saturation values

The following table contains the hunger restored and saturation given by each custom food (except cake slices). These are roughly calculated from their ingredients.

Food Hunger restored (drumsticks) Saturation
carrot pie 4.5 12.6
golden carrot pie 6 20.0
sweet berry pie 4 6.2
glow berry pie 4 6.2
melon pie 4 7.8
glistering melon pie 6 19.8
cream pie 3 0.4
apple pie 4 5.8
golden apple pie 4 13.0
enchanted apple pie 4 13.0
chorus fruit pie 4 5.8
mushroom pie 3.5 9.2
sponge cake 2 3.7
cocoa sponge cake 2.5 2.3
custard tart 2 2.4
mushroom quiche 4.5 8.5
sugar cookie 1 2.2
sweet berry cookie 1 2.1
glow berry cookie 1 2.1
carrot bread 3 7.6
golden carrot bread 4.5 18.4
pumpkin bread 3.5 5.4

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