IC2 Experimental food ingredient ground from roasted Coffee Beans in a Macerator; brewed into Cup of Coffee with a Mug of water.
Java Edition Guide
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.
Place raw Coffee Beans into any standard furnace and use coal, charcoal or lava as fuel until they become roasted Coffee Beans.
Wire an IC2 Macerator to an EU source such as a Generator or Solar Panel; the Macerator needs 2 EU/t to operate.
Insert roasted Coffee Beans into the Macerator; each bean is ground into 1 Coffee Powder and ejected into the output slot.
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.
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.
Coffee Powder is added by Industrial Craft 2 (IC2 Experimental) for Minecraft Java Edition 1.7.10 and 1.12.2.
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.
No. Coffee Powder is a crafting ingredient only and cannot be consumed by itself — you must brew it into a Cup of Coffee first.
No. IC2 is a Java Edition mod, so Coffee Powder does not exist in Minecraft Bedrock Edition.