Vegetables

Name	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.