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Edible Bugs Wiki & Guide

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Adds numerous insects and arachnids that can be caught, cooked in a Fryer, and eaten, plus bug zappers and termite-derived building blocks.

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Contents (6)
  1. Guides
  2. Processes
  3. Items
  4. Blocks
  5. Frequently asked questions

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Cook Bugs in the FryerWhat the Fryer Does The Fryer is the block that turns raw bug items into their cooked counterparts. Every raw bug in…How to Farm and Process TermitesGet Termite Items Termites come in two raw forms: Termite and Wood Termite . You also work with Termite Larva , which…How to Get Started Catching BugsCatch Bugs in the Wild Bugs spawn as mobs you can catch and hold as items. The raw bug items you can collect are…How to Make Termite Bricks and Building BlocksGather Termite Materials Termite building starts with Termite-related items. You need Termite Block , Termite Block A…How to Make Vegetable Oil for Bug RecipesWhy You Need Vegetable Oil Vegetable Oil is a required ingredient in bug cooking. Many Fryer recipes use it alongside…How to Use the Bug ZapperPlace the Bug Zapper The Bug Zapper is a placeable block. Set it up in an area where bugs appear so it can deal with…

Recipes

Every recipe the mod adds, grouped by how it is made.

Crafting · 9minecraft:stonecutting · 3

Items

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A

Aphid

C

Camel SpiderCarpenter AntCentipedeCicadaCooked AphidCooked Camel SpiderCooked Carpenter AntCooked CentipedeCooked CicadaCooked CricketCooked Crimson Tiger BeetleCooked Dung BeetleCooked Fire AntCooked GrasshopperCooked Jumil BugCooked LocustCooked ScarabCooked ScorpionCooked SlugsCooked Sow BugCooked TermiteCooked Witchetty GrubCooked Wood TermiteCricketCrimson Tiger Beetle

D

Dung Beetle

F

Fire Ant

G

Grasshopper

J

Jumil Bug

L

Locust

S

ScarabScorpionSlugsSow Bug

T

TermiteTermite BrickTermite ClayTermite Larva

V

Vegetable Oil

W

Witchetty GrubWood Termite

Blocks

Bug ZapperFryerTermite BlockTermite Block ATermite Brick SlabsTermite Brick StairsTermite Brick WallTermite Bricks

Frequently asked questions

How do I cook bugs in the Edible Bugs Mod?
Place raw bugs in a Fryer block to process them into their Cooked variants, such as Cooked Cricket or Cooked Scorpion.
How do I craft a Fryer?
The Fryer is obtained through a crafting_shaped recipe using the mod's available ingredients.
What do I do with raw bugs like Aphid or Cricket?
Raw bugs can be cooked in the Fryer to produce their Cooked counterparts, which are the edible versions.
How do I get Vegetable Oil?
Vegetable Oil is a registry item in the mod and is produced through the mod's crafting or processing recipes.
What is Termite Clay used for?
Termite Clay is a registry item used as a material in crafting recipes, including the Termite Brick variants.
How do I make Termite Bricks?
Termite Bricks are produced via a crafting_shaped recipe, and can be further cut into slabs, stairs, and walls using stonecutting.
How do I craft Termite Brick Slabs, Stairs, and Walls?
These are made from Termite Bricks using the stonecutting recipe type.
What is the Bug Zapper used for?
The Bug Zapper is a block in the mod; it appears as a placeable block and is obtained through crafting.
What is a Termite Block and Termite Block A?
Termite Block and Termite Block A are placeable blocks in the mod, likely obtained through crafting or found in the world.
How do I get Termite Larva?
Termite Larva is a registry item in the mod, obtained through the mod's crafting or processing recipes.
Can I eat raw bugs like Camel Spider or Scorpion?
Raw bugs are registry items; cooking them in the Fryer yields Cooked Camel Spider, Cooked Scorpion, and other Cooked variants intended for consumption.
What cooked bug foods are available?
Cooked variants include Cooked Aphid, Cooked Camel Spider, Cooked Carpenter Ant, Cooked Centipede, Cooked Cicada, Cooked Cricket, Cooked Crimson Tiger Beetle, Cooked Dung Beetle, Cooked Fire Ant, Cooked Grasshopper, Cooked Jumil Bug, Cooked Locust, Cooked Scarab, Cooked Scorpion, Cooked Slugs, Cooked Sow Bug, Cooked Termite, Cooked Witchetty Grub, and Cooked Wood Termite.