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FoodStacks

by batze43

With FoodStacks installed, food, fish, bread and apples stack up to 8 per slot instead of the vanilla limit.

BabricClient and serverMIT LicenseOpen sourceb1.7.3

What it does

FoodStacks changes the maximum stack size of food items in the Babric port of Minecraft Beta. Apples, raw and cooked fish, raw and cooked porkchop, bread, mushroom stew and snowballs can all be carried in larger stacks, so a player can hold more of them before a slot fills. Crafting a batch of bread, for example 21 loaves, takes fewer inventory slots than before.

The mod runs on the client and the server together, so both sides need it installed for the stack sizes to match. It is open source under the MIT License and is published for b1.7.3 only, with source code available. The current file was first published on 2026-06-14, and snapshot builds are published alongside the release.

Key features

  1. Larger food stacks

    Food items such as bread, apples and fish stack up to 8 per slot instead of the vanilla amount.

  2. Cooked and raw meat

    Raw and cooked porkchop and raw and cooked fish join the stackable foods, so meat takes less inventory room.

  3. Mushroom stew and snowballs

    Mushroom stew and snowballs get larger stacks too, so bulk carrying of these items needs fewer slots.

  4. Fewer full inventories

    Carrying the same amount of food leaves more slots free, which helps during long trips away from a base.

No per-version build data
Modrinth lists game versions for this project (b1.7.3), but the source data has no build per game version and loader, so the compatibility grid is not shown.

Use cases

Long expeditions

A player leaving a base for several days can carry a supply of bread and cooked meat in fewer slots.

Bulk cooking

Batches of cooked fish or bread made at a furnace or table fill fewer slots when stacked in 8s.

Who it’s for: Players of the Babric build who want food to take up less inventory space, and server owners who want matching stack sizes for every player.

How it compares

Full comparison

Not Enough Food is an MIT-licensed, open source mod for Babric that runs on client and server, so it works on the same side of the setup as FoodStacks. Apple Leaves is a Babric mod with a custom license that is not open source, and it runs on the server alone, so players need nothing installed. FishinFoodTweaks StationAPI is open source under the MIT License, runs on both client and server, and lists Fabric and Babric as loaders.

ModLoadersGame versionsEnvironmentUpdated
FoodStacksBabricb1.7.3Client and server2026-06-14
[b1.7.3] Not Enough FoodBabricb1.7.3Client and server2025-06-20
Apple LeavesBabricb1.7.3Server-side only2026-08-06
FishinFoodTweaks StationAPIFabric and Babricb1.7.3Client and server2026-07-13

Questions

Does FoodStacks need to be installed on both sides?

Yes. Installation covers the server and each player's game.

Which loader does FoodStacks use?

FoodStacks is published for the Babric loader only.

Can FoodStacks be used with Not Enough Food?

Both are Babric mods that run on client and server and are open source under the MIT License, so they can be compared directly, but the Modrinth page does not confirm how they interact.

In the catalog

FoodStacks is one of 6,151 Food mods on ModsFinder. 567 mods support Minecraft b1.7.3.

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What the author says

This mod makes items mainly food stack more. So fish, meat, bread and apples now stack up to 8.:) If you for example decide to craft 21 bread at once with this mod, your inventory will be less full.;) All new Stack sizes with this mod: v1.0.0 - Bread: 8 - Apple: 8 - Golden Apple: 8 - Raw Fish: 8 - Cooked Fish: 8 …
batze43, on the Modrinth page

Official listing

Owner
batze43
Published
2026-06-14
Updated on Modrinth
2026-06-14
Facts verified
2026-10-15

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