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Mo Foods Plus
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Adds a lot more food to Minecraft, AND MORE!
Focuses on cooking, recipes, and food-related mechanics.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Mo' Foods is a mod dedicated towards bringing a more sophisticated, wide range of foods and food making technology, both in single player and multi-player. It has more than just edible items; these are mostly based on food. This mod adds several new foods and the list is ever growing, but it also contains at least 8 new trees, at least 2 new naturally generating blocks and I plan on adding several GUI capable blocks for certain engines I am designing for projects to do with the making of food. It also adds one of the simplest additions, which should be in vanilla. SHEEP DROP LAMB!
To find out more about how this mod works and what is in it, visit our page at:
http://mofoodsplus.weebly.com/
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