Spice Of Life Carrot Edition FAQ

Craft or obtain a Food Book and keep it in your inventory or hotbar. As you eat different foods, the book automatically records them and tracks your progress toward variety milestones.

The Food Book records each distinct food item the moment you eat it, adding it to a list of foods you've tried. Eating the same food again doesn't count as new variety, so you need to branch out to make progress.

Each distinct food item counts separately, so a cooked steak and a raw steak, or different fish types, are tracked individually. Foods added by other mods also count as long as they're edible items.

As your count of unique foods eaten crosses configured thresholds, the mod grants milestone rewards such as extra hearts or other benefits. Check the Food Book to see your current count and the next milestone.

Make sure the Food Book is in your inventory and that you're actually eating the food rather than just holding it. If tracking still fails, check that the food item is registered as edible and that no config option has disabled tracking.

Variety progress is tied to your player data, so it persists across sessions as long as your world or player data is intact. Some configurations may reset or reduce rewards on death, so check your config if that matters to you.

Open the mod's configuration file and adjust the food variety requirements and reward entries. The config lets you set thresholds and what each milestone grants, so you can tune difficulty to your pack.

Yes, foods from other mods are generally tracked the same way as vanilla foods, as long as they're proper edible items. This makes it a good fit for modpacks where you want variety across many food sources.

The mod's tracking is lightweight since it only reacts when a player eats, so performance impact is minimal even on populated servers. If you notice issues, check whether other food-related mods are conflicting.

You can reset progress by editing or deleting the relevant player data through the mod's config or commands if available. Otherwise, starting a fresh player profile or world will give you a clean slate.

It rewards you with permanent extra hearts for eating different kinds of food instead of punishing you for eating the same meal. It keeps track of every unique food item you have consumed.

Eat a variety of different foods to reach food milestones, which grant permanent extra hearts. You can gain up to 10 additional hearts.

Craft a Food Book by combining a book and a carrot, then use it to see which foods you have eaten and which you haven't tried yet.

The Food Book shows a list of foods you have eaten and ones you haven't tried yet. It is crafted with a book and a carrot.

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft version 1.7.10. It uses the forge loader.

It uses forge. The Modrinth project page lists forge as the loader.

It requires AppleCore Unofficial. The project page lists this as a dependency.

The mod registers one item: the food book. No other items or blocks are registered by the mod.

It has /foodlist size to show how many unique foods you've eaten and how many more you need for the next heart, /foodlist clear to reset your food history and heart count, and /foodlist sync to force your food list to sync with the server.

Yes, the config file includes options such as base_hearts, hearts_per_milestone, and milestones. You can change the starting health, hearts gained, and the number of foods needed for each milestone.