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* A [[Wooden Bucket|bucket]] or a fired clay jug to collect the fruit juice. | * A [[Wooden Bucket|bucket]] or a fired clay jug to collect the fruit juice. | ||
* An appropriate amount of fruit of the same kind - all berries and currents, as well as saguaro fruit and all fruit that comes from fruit trees (including breadfruit) can be juiced. | * An appropriate amount of fruit of the same kind - all berries and currents, as well as saguaro fruit and all fruit that comes from fruit trees (including breadfruit) can be juiced. | ||
* (optional) An empty [[barrel]] for transferring the juice | * (optional) An empty [[barrel]] for transferring the juice. | ||
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File:Juicing-Tooltip.PNG|The tooltip shows the juicing progress. | File:Juicing-Tooltip.PNG|The tooltip shows the juicing progress. | ||
File:Juicing.PNG|Fruit pressed without a bucket below will be wasted! | File:Juicing.PNG|Fruit pressed without a bucket below will be wasted! | ||
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* Fruit juice can be stored in bowls, jugs, buckets and barrels and therefore potentially takes away less storage space then the fruit it was made from. | * Fruit juice can be stored in bowls, jugs, buckets and barrels and therefore potentially takes away less storage space then the fruit it was made from. | ||
* As of update 1.16.4-rc.1, juice and cider will both decay. The only option for longterm storage is to [[Alcohol Brewing|process]] the juice first into cider and then into once distilled alcohol - however, in this process all fruit nutrition value as well as some of the saturation will be lost. | * As of update 1.16.4-rc.1, juice and cider will both decay. The only option for longterm storage is to [[Alcohol Brewing|process]] the juice first into cider and then into once distilled alcohol - however, in this process all fruit nutrition value as well as some of the saturation will be lost. | ||
* 10L of any juice give 2000 [[Satiety]] wich means a bowl of juice will give you 200 satiety. | |||
== Video Tutorials == <!--T:18--> | == Video Tutorials == <!--T:18--> | ||
