In Minecraft, there are a plethora of meal options. Killing animals and eating what they drop 

is one way to satisfy your hunger. Creating a farm is another option for obtaining food. The ultimate method of producing food is through handcrafting it. Cookies are one type of food that you may make.

Cookies in Minecraft aren’t particularly filling, so don’t expect them to take the place of steaks or pork chops on your dungeon adventures. However, watching the crumbs explode when your character consumes the cookie is half the enjoyment! Finding a jungle to obtain cocoa is the most challenging element of this recipe. After that, cookies are inexpensive and simple to make.

How to make a Cookie in Minecraft

Materials Required for Cookies

• 2 wheat
• 1 cocoa bean

Cookie Making Instructions

The first thing you’ll want to do is go out and get some wheat. Wheat is relatively simple to come by. To begin, you’ll need to make a hoe. Two wooden boards and two sticks are all you need to make a hoe. Obtaining your sticks will result in the creation of wooden planks. All you need are some wooden planks to make sticks. To obtain wooden planks, simply punch a tree and obtain oak wood. In your crafting table, you can then turn one piece of oak wood into four wooden planks.

Place your wooden planks on the crafting table now that you’ve obtained them. Make sure they’re stacked on top of one another, as seen in the design below. You’ll be able to make sticks with this.

Now that you have your sticks and wooden planks, all you have to do is use the crafting recipe below to make your hoe.

You’ve completed the construction of your wooden hoe. Now all you have to do is construct a basic farm. Farms are simple to construct; simply encircle a water supply block with dirt. To turn the soil into farmland, right-click with the hoe in your hand.

You’ll need to gather seeds now that you’ve got your farmland. You can gather seeds by breaking any tall grass in your planet. When you hold a seed in your hand, right-click it while hovering over your farmland. Now all you have to do is wait for them to mature. Bone meal can help speed up the process.

Cocoa Beans Collecting

• Look for a jungle biome

Cocoa beans can only be found in jungles, which are most commonly found near other medium-temperature biomes such as plains, forest, and swamps. Although extra-tall trees make jungles simple to spot, finding one in some worlds can take a long time.

Sailing around the shore can help you discover new biomes. Set the render distance as far as possible so that jungle trees can be seen from afar.

If you’re experiencing trouble, try downloading a mapping programme like Amidst.

• Cocoa pods must be broken.

Look on the sides of rainforest trees for cocoa pods. There are three stages in the development of these plants. Only one bean comes from each little green cocoa pod. Two or three beans can be obtained by waiting for them to mature into huge, orange-brown pods.

Eight cookies from one cocoa bean

• More cocoa pods should be planted.

Save a few cocoa beans and cut down a few logs of jungle tree wood before making the cookies. Once you’ve returned to your base, place the pod on the side of a jungle wood block and watch it grow. This will provide you with an endless supply of cocoa beans. How to make a Cookie in Minecraft

Cocoa and wheat are combined in this recipe

• Make wheat-growing land
• Turn a plot of earth or grass into farmland by hoeing it.

If you already have wheat, make cookies by layering wheat, cocoa bean, and wheat in a horizontal row.

• Water and light should be available

Water should be placed within four blocks of the farming, on the same horizontal level as the farmland or one block higher. The cropland will darken in hue to indicate that it has been watered. You’ll also need to use sunshine or torches to keep the field bright so the crops can flourish.

While the wheat grows, leave the water in place. If the farmland dries out, wheat will still grow, but it will take longer.

• Seeds should be planted

Plant the wheat crop with seeds on the farmland. When you break tall grass, it has a chance to drop seeds.

Pouring water on a field of tall grass and breaking it all at once is the quickest way to gather your initial seeds.

You will get one wheat from each seed. To make cookies, you’ll need two wheat grains for every cocoa bean.

• When the wheat is fully grown, harvest it

The seeds will grow into tall, yellow wheat stalks within two or three Minecraft days. Break these to add wheat to your stockpile. [3] If you break them before they’ve finished growing, you’ll only get seeds.

In the Computer edition, wheat grows through seven phases, but in the Pocket edition, it grows through four stages.

• Activate the Crafting Menu

To make cookies in Minecraft, you must first open your crafting table. The grid should look like the one in the image below.

• Incorporate the cookie ingredients into the menu

Add the wheat and cocoa beans to the grid on the crafting table.

You must place the objects in the crafting grid in the precise order as they appear in the image below. Place 1 wheat in the first box, 1 cocoa bean in the middle box, and 1 wheat in the third box in the second row. This is how you make Minecraft cookies.

You’ll notice 8 cookies in the box on the right after you’ve placed the goods to the crafting grid as indicated above.

• Put the cookies in your inventory

After that, all we have to do is drag the cookies down to your inventory and consume them.

That concludes our discussion. As you can see, making cookies is quite simple. A Minecraft cookie is a type of food that may be obtained in enormous numbers. When eaten, each cookie will heal 2 hunger points.

Cookie Command

In Minecraft, you can also manufacture cookies with the Give Command. In the following editions, the cookie command is provided.

• Java Edition
• Pocket Edition
• Xbox One
• Nintendo Switch
• Windows 10 Edition
• Education Edition

To use the cookie command in Minecraft, open your chat window and type the command below, which will vary based on your version.

Java Edition 1.13 and higher

• /give @p cookie 1

PE, Xbox One, Switch, Win 10, Education Edition

• /give @p cookie 1 0