Apple
A common fruit that restores 4 hunger points. It is used to craft golden apples.
Stack Size
Stack Size64
Durability
DurabilityN/A
Category
CategoryFood
Version Added
Version AddedAlpha
Item ID
Item IDapple
Overview
Apple is a food item in the Food category of Minecraft, obtained through breaking oak and dark oak leaves, chest loot, and trading (Wandering Trader). A single inventory slot holds a full stack of 64 Apple. Eating it restores 4 hunger (2 drumsticks) and 2.4 saturation points.
Restoring 4 hunger and 2.4 saturation, Apple keeps your hunger bar topped up so natural health regeneration can continue; higher saturation means you stay full for longer before needing to eat again. Apple additionally serves as a crafting ingredient for Golden Apple. Of the 6 kinds of generated chest that can hold it, the bonus chest is the best bet at about 84% per chest.
Used to Craft
Apple is a crafting ingredient for 1 other item in Minecraft. Each one links to its own recipe and details page.
Golden AppleHow to Obtain
- Breaking oak and dark oak leaves
- Chest loot
- Trading (Wandering Trader)
Food Value
Hunger Restored
4 (2 drumsticks)
Saturation
2.4
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Apple in Minecraft?
Apple is obtained through breaking oak and dark oak leaves, chest loot, and trading (Wandering Trader). Apple is not craftable, but it is an ingredient in 1 recipe.
What is Apple used for?
Apple is a crafting ingredient used to make Golden Apple.
How many Apple can you stack?
64 Apple fit in a slot, and the lot together is worth 12.8 bars.
Where do you find Apple in chests?
Apple is chest loot in the bonus chest (about 84%, 1 to 2 at a time), plains village houses (about 74%, 1 to 5 at a time), igloo basement chests (about 70%, 1 to 3 at a time), and village weaponsmith chests (about 55%, 1 to 3 at a time). It shows up in 6 kinds of chest in total. Those odds come from the loot tables themselves, so they are per chest, without any Luck.
When was Apple added to Minecraft?
Apple was added in the early Alpha development period.