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Where to Find Cooked Porkchop in Minecraft

A food item obtained by cooking raw porkchops. Restores the same hunger as cooked beef.

Overview

Cooked Porkchop is a food source in the Food category of Minecraft, and in this guide we cover exactly where to find it and the fastest way to get one. The short answer: look in Plains, Forest, Taiga, Savanna, and Meadow. Cook Raw Porkchop in a Furnace, Smoker, or Campfire. Finding Cooked Porkchop is rated very easy (1/5): it is one of the first things a new survival world can supply, needing no special gear or travel.

Primary Location

Plains

Difficulty

Very Easy (1/5)

Version Added

1.0

Stack Size

64

Where to Find Cooked Porkchop

Cooked Porkchop can turn up across Plains, Forest, Taiga, Savanna, and Meadow, so the search area spans more than one place depending on which method you use. Pigs spawn in most grassy biomes and can be bred with Carrots, Potatoes, or Beetroot. Hoglins in Crimson Forest biomes provide more porkchops per kill than pigs. The main non-crafting route is collecting it as a mob drop.

Biomes & Dimensions

  • Plains
  • Forest
  • Taiga
  • Savanna
  • Meadow

Best Way to Get Cooked Porkchop

The most efficient method is straightforward — cook Raw Porkchop in a Furnace, Smoker, or Campfire. Same food value as Cooked Beef: 8 hunger and 12.8 saturation. Fire Aspect swords cook the pork automatically on kill. Since this comes from a mob, the Looting enchantment on your sword raises the drop rate, and building or finding a dedicated spawn area turns a one-off kill into a renewable farm. Worth noting on the version side: Hoglin porkchop drops added in 1.16 (Nether Update). As a food source, Cooked Porkchop is worth setting up a renewable supply of so you are never caught with an empty hunger bar far from home.

All Methods

  1. 1Cook Raw Porkchop in a Furnace, Smoker, or Campfire
  2. 2Raw Porkchop dropped by Pigs (1-3 per kill)
  3. 3Hoglins in the Nether also drop Raw Porkchop (2-4 per kill)

Tips for Finding Cooked Porkchop

  • Pigs spawn in most grassy biomes and can be bred with Carrots, Potatoes, or Beetroot
  • Hoglins in Crimson Forest biomes provide more porkchops per kill than pigs
  • Same food value as Cooked Beef: 8 hunger and 12.8 saturation
  • Fire Aspect swords cook the pork automatically on kill

Version History

  • Hoglin porkchop drops added in 1.16 (Nether Update)

Additional Notes

Identical nutrition to Cooked Beef. Pigs are a common mob in most biomes.

Food Value

Hunger Restored

8 (4 drumsticks)

Saturation

12.8

Related Items & Guides

Players hunting for Cooked Porkchop often look for Cooked Beef, Cooked Chicken, Golden Carrot, and Smoker as well, since they share locations, recipes, or a progression path. For full stats and the crafting grid, the dedicated Cooked Porkchop item page has the complete breakdown.

View the Cooked Porkchop item page

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do you find Cooked Porkchop in Minecraft?

Cooked Porkchop is found in Plains, Forest, Taiga, Savanna, and Meadow. Cook Raw Porkchop in a Furnace, Smoker, or Campfire.

What is the best way to get Cooked Porkchop?

The most efficient method is to cook Raw Porkchop in a Furnace, Smoker, or Campfire.

Can you craft Cooked Porkchop?

Cooked Porkchop is obtained by cooking Raw Porkchop in a Furnace, Smoker, or Campfire rather than from a standard crafting recipe.

How hard is it to find Cooked Porkchop?

Finding Cooked Porkchop is rated very easy (1 out of 5) — it is one of the first things a new survival world can supply, needing no special gear or travel.

Does Looting increase Cooked Porkchop drops?

Yes. Because Cooked Porkchop is a mob drop, using a sword enchanted with Looting raises the chance and quantity dropped, making a dedicated farm the most efficient long-term source.

When was Cooked Porkchop added to Minecraft?

Cooked Porkchop was added in the original 1.0 release and is part of the current 1.21 release.