Chorus Fruit is an edible item that grows on chorus plants across the outer End islands, harvested by breaking the purple chorus stems that sprout from chorus flowers planted on End stone. Chorus Fruit is a renewable food because chorus flowers spread and regrow on their own, so you can build a self-sustaining chorus farm once you reach the End. Eating Chorus Fruit restores 4 hunger points and 2.4 saturation, but its signature effect is teleportation: the moment you finish eating, Chorus Fruit warps you to a random solid surface within an 8-block radius in any direction, with a one-second cooldown before you can eat another.

Chorus Fruit becomes a crafting material once smelted in a furnace into popped chorus fruit, the ingredient for purpur blocks (four popped chorus fruit make four purpur blocks) and end rods (four popped chorus fruit plus one blaze rod). Players keep Chorus Fruit on the hotbar as an emergency escape tool when cornered by mobs or stuck on a ledge, since the random teleport can pull you out of danger. Chorus Fruit works identically in Minecraft Java Edition and Bedrock Edition, both having added it with the End update in version 1.9.