Crops Overhaul Bedrock Addon v1.1 for Minecraft 1.21/26.0+

Crops Overhaul adds a set of new crops that work just like vanilla ones. Plus, there are new vanilla-like recipes and growth stages. Essentially, Crops Overhaul Bedrock is a logical expansion of food in Minecraft.

By: Loyallay

Forget about the usual grass harvesting. New seeds drop when fallen leaves are destroyed. The drop chance is about 1 in 6, so youll have to do some diging in the forest before you can plant your first garden.

Growth and care features:

The new plants fit perfectly into the landscape. Tomatoes and corn grow into tall bushes. To keep all this goodness from wilting, stick to the classics; plowed soil, proximity to water, and plenty of light. By the way, Crops Overhaul BE now has a fun feature, plants can stick to fences, which can be used to create hedges.

Kitchen:

You can cook a lot of things from the harvested crops. For example, corn can be used to make cookies, bread, and cake (althought you cant put candles on it yet). If you find broccoli, you can bake it, but be careful, as there is also a poisonous variety of this vegetable in the game.

Food parameters:

• Golden Avocado: The most nutritious food. Provides 6 food points and has the highest satiety coefficient of 2.4.
• Tomato Soup: Restores 6 food points (satiety 1.6). The peculiarity is that it can be eaten even when the hunger bar is full and after use, an empty bowl remains in the inventory. It does not stack.
• Baked Broccoli: A good snack option, restores 5 food points.
• Tomato, Corn, and Cornbread: These foods have identical stats - 4 food points and a saturation of 1.2.
• Corn Cake: Similar in satiety to corn (4 nutrition), but it can also be placed in the world as a block.
• Corn Cookie: A light dessert that restores only 2 nutrition points, with a low satiety of 0.2.
• Poisonous Broccoli: The weakest item, providing only 1 nutrition point.

Almost all new vegetables and baked goods have a 30% chance of succesful composting.