See useful food stats before choosing what to eat in Minecraft Bedrock.

Food Stats adds compact, easy-to-read details to vanilla food item names. Compare hunger and saturation at a glance, spot foods with harmful effect chances, and check how much food remains in a cake without opening a menu.

Features

Shows hunger and saturation values directly on vanilla food items
Covers more than 40 food item IDs, including cooked food, raw food, stews, berries, golden food, and suspicious stew
Displays harmful effect chances for foods such as raw chicken, rotten flesh, poisonous potatoes, spider eyes, and pufferfish
Marks foods that grant bonus health or other beneficial effects
Shows the remaining slices, hunger, and saturation when you look at a placed cake
Uses compact custom icons for quick visual comparison
Supports English and Russian player languages
Works automatically in survival gameplay with no commands or settings required

How to use

Import the .mcaddon file into Minecraft Bedrock.
Activate both the Food Stats Behavior Pack and Resource Pack in your world.
Open your inventory and inspect vanilla food items. Their names will show hunger and saturation values alongside any supported effect information.
Look directly at a placed cake to see its remaining slices and total remaining food value in the action bar.

Notes

Food Stats changes the displayed names of supported food stacks so it can append the statistics. Add-ons that also rename the same food items may override each other.
Values are shown in food-bar icons: one full icon equals two hunger or saturation points.
The add-on does not change food balance, recipes, or eating effects.

Requirements

Minecraft Bedrock Edition 1.26.0 or newer
Both included packs must be active
No external dependency required

Food Stats | Hunger & Saturation Tooltips