Cooked Porkchop
A food item obtained by cooking raw porkchops. Restores the same hunger as cooked beef.
Stack Size
Stack Size64
Durability
DurabilityN/A
Category
CategoryFood
Version Added
Version Added1.0
Item ID
Item IDcooked_porkchop
Overview
Cooked Porkchop is a food item in the Food category of Minecraft, obtained through smelting Raw Porkchop and killing pigs with Fire Aspect. A single inventory slot holds a full stack of 64 Cooked Porkchop. Eating it restores 8 hunger (4 drumsticks) and 12.8 saturation points.
Restoring 8 hunger and 12.8 saturation, Cooked Porkchop 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. Of the 2 kinds of generated chest that can hold it, bastion chests are the best bet at about 24% per chest.
How to Obtain
- Smelting Raw Porkchop
- Killing pigs with Fire Aspect
Food Value
Hunger Restored
Hunger Restored8 (4 drumsticks)
Saturation
Saturation12.8
Notes
Identical nutrition to Cooked Beef. Pigs are a common mob in most biomes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Cooked Porkchop in Minecraft?
Cooked Porkchop is obtained through smelting Raw Porkchop and killing pigs with Fire Aspect. Nothing you can build: Cooked Porkchop is found, and bastion chests come out at about 24%.
What is Cooked Porkchop used for?
Cooked Porkchop is eaten to restore 8 hunger and 12.8 saturation, helping you keep your hunger bar full and regenerate health.
How many Cooked Porkchop can you stack?
One slot takes 64 Cooked Porkchop. Eaten end to end that is 25.6 bars from empty.
Where do you find Cooked Porkchop in chests?
Cooked Porkchop is chest loot in bastion chests (about 24%) and bastion hoglin stable chests (about 23%, 2 to 5 at a time). Those odds come from the loot tables themselves, so they are per chest, without any Luck.
When was Cooked Porkchop added to Minecraft?
Cooked Porkchop was added in the 1.0 full release.