You might not've known because they're severely unfit for purpose, but Minecraft has a few edible soups and stews.
The most accessible of these is usually Mushroom Stew, crafted like so:
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There's also Beetroot Soup, which offers no tactical advantage whatsoever over eating raw beetroot:
![[Image: t5m9uuO.png]](https://i.imgur.com/t5m9uuO.png)
Hold on a second. Those bowls are full of liquid. We didn't appear to use any liquid to make this, and yet it's there.
How did it get there? What is it? What does it taste like? Let's talk it out.
My initial impression is that it's the player's sweat, but this only makes sense if the player lives in a hot biome or is standing near a source of heat.
The most accessible of these is usually Mushroom Stew, crafted like so:
There's also Beetroot Soup, which offers no tactical advantage whatsoever over eating raw beetroot:
Hold on a second. Those bowls are full of liquid. We didn't appear to use any liquid to make this, and yet it's there.
How did it get there? What is it? What does it taste like? Let's talk it out.
My initial impression is that it's the player's sweat, but this only makes sense if the player lives in a hot biome or is standing near a source of heat.
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