Vegetables

Name	Icon	Hunger Points	Saturation Points
Arrowroot		1 ()	1 ()
Artichoke		1 ()	1 ()
Asparagus		1 ()	1 ()
Bamboo Shoot		1 ()	1 ()
Beans		1 ()	1 ()
Beet		1 ()	1 ()
Beetroot		1 ()	1 ()
Bellpepper		1 ()	1 ()
Broccoli		1 ()	1 ()
Brussel Sprout		1 ()	1 ()
Cabbage		1 ()	1 ()
Carrot		1 ()	1 ()
Cassava		1 ()	1 ()
Cauliflower		1 ()	1 ()
Celery		1 ()	1 ()
Chickpea		1 ()	1 ()
Chili Pepper		1 ()	1 ()
Corn		1 ()	1 ()
Cucumber		1 ()	1 ()
Eggplant		1 ()	1 ()
Garlic		1 ()	1 ()
Giga Pickle		1 ()	1 ()
Jackfruit		1 ()	1 ()
Jicama		1 ()	1 ()
Kale		1 ()	1 ()
Kohlrabi		1 ()	1 ()
Leek		1 ()	1 ()
Lentils		1 ()	1 ()
Lettuce		1 ()	1 ()
Okra		1 ()	1 ()
Onion		1 ()	1 ()
Parsnip		1 ()	1 ()
Peas		1 ()	1 ()
Pickles		1 ()	1 ()
Potato		1 ()	1 ()
Pumpkin		1 ()	1 ()
Radish		1 ()	1 ()
Rhubarb		1 ()	1 ()
Rutabaga		1 ()	1 ()
Scallion		1 ()	1 ()
Seaweed		1 ()	1 ()
Soybean		1 ()	1 ()
Spinach		1 ()	1 ()
Sweet Potato		1 ()	1 ()
Taro		1 ()	1 ()
Tomatillo		1 ()	1 ()
Tomato		1 ()	1 ()
Turnip		1 ()	1 ()
Water Chestnut		1 ()	1 ()
White Mushroom		1 ()	1 ()
Winter Squash		1 ()	1 ()
Zucchini		1 ()	1 ()

Uses

Most vegetables can be used to lead and breed pigs.
All root vegetables and mushrooms can be cooked directly in a furnace, campfire, or smoker.