Coffee Powder
IC2 Experimental food ingredient ground from roasted Coffee Beans in a Macerator; brewed into Cup of Coffee with a Mug of water.
Description
Java Edition Guide
How to make Coffee Powder in Minecraft (IC2)
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1
Get raw Coffee Beans
Find a Coffee Plant in the world or grow it from a sapling/bean on tilled farmland in IC2 Experimental, then harvest the raw Coffee Beans.
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2
Roast the beans in a furnace
Place raw Coffee Beans into any standard furnace and use coal, charcoal or lava as fuel until they become roasted Coffee Beans.
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3
Power an IC2 Macerator
Wire an IC2 Macerator to an EU source such as a Generator or Solar Panel; the Macerator needs 2 EU/t to operate.
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4
Macerate roasted beans into powder
Insert roasted Coffee Beans into the Macerator; each bean is ground into 1 Coffee Powder and ejected into the output slot.
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Brew Cup of Coffee (optional)
Combine 3 Coffee Powder with 1 Mug filled with water in an IC2 recipe to brew a Cup of Coffee that removes the Hunger timer.
Stack 6–12 Coffee Powder in a chest next to the Macerator so a full IC2 base always has a Cup of Coffee ready before long mining trips.
How to craft this block
Used in crafts
- Mug Cold Coffee
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
How do I get Coffee Powder in Minecraft?
Harvest Coffee Beans from a Coffee Plant, roast them in a furnace, then grind the roasted beans in an IC2 Macerator to get 1 Coffee Powder per bean.
Which mod adds Coffee Powder?
Coffee Powder is added by Industrial Craft 2 (IC2 Experimental) for Minecraft Java Edition 1.7.10 and 1.12.2.
What is Coffee Powder used for?
Its main use is crafting a Cup of Coffee: 3 Coffee Powder plus 1 Mug of water in an IC2 recipe produces a coffee that clears the Hunger debuff and grants a short Speed effect.
Can I eat Coffee Powder directly?
No. Coffee Powder is a crafting ingredient only and cannot be consumed by itself — you must brew it into a Cup of Coffee first.
Is Coffee Powder available in Bedrock Edition?
No. IC2 is a Java Edition mod, so Coffee Powder does not exist in Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
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