Food Stats | Hunger & Saturation Tooltips Addon

Stop guessing how much hunger a golden apple or mushroom stew is going to restore when you're clinging to half a heart in a deep slate cave. The Food Stats Addon fixes this entirely by injecting exact hunger and saturation tooltips directly onto your item names in Minecraft Bedrock.

It's kind of wild that vanilla survival still forces you to memorize a massive wiki chart just to figure out your best healing options. This custom MCPE utility mod updates over 40 different food items with super clean, compact icons. You get the exact numbers for your hunger bars and hidden saturation points at a quick glance, which lets you prioritize top-tier food packs when your inventory is clogged up.



Eating a golden carrot mid-clutch and having zero clue whether your saturation is actually capped or about to betray you during a jump crit is an absolute nightmare. The Food Stats Bedrock UI pack terminates that guesswork forever, displaying exact hunger points and hidden saturation metrics straight on your item tooltips.

Anyone grinding serious Bedrock PvP or hardcore survival knows the native hunger bar lies to you constantly. You see those ten drumsticks sitting pretty, but under the hood, your invisible saturation pool might be hovering near zero, leaving your health regeneration completely paralyzed when an axe crit lands. Java players have enjoyed clear visual data on nutritional values for years thanks to legendary modding staples like AppleSkin. Bedrock grinders, meanwhile, were expected to memorize complex wiki spreadsheets or just blindly pray their sprint wouldn't cancel out right when a Creeper started hissing.

This client-side interface modification bridges that competitive gap with zero bloat. Hover your cursor over any consumable in your inventory, and you instantly get a crisp breakdown showing both the raw hunger shanks restored and the exact saturation value backing it up. It fundamentally transforms how you manage your hotbar during high-stakes Nether raids.

Even better, it flags dangerous debuff chances on sketchy food items like rotten flesh or spider eyes, showing you the literal risk percentage before you chomp down. It even tracks placed blocks, letting you look at a cake to see exactly how many slices are left and the stats they'll give you without messing with an interface. It runs completely automatically without any annoying script setups or command line inputs.

If you want to optimize your food management and stay alive during brutal hardcore runs, this Minecraft Bedrock addon is an absolute must-have.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!