Caffeinated

What Caffeinated Does Caffeinated is a Fabric mod that introduces coffee as a new crop found in jungle biomes. You harvest coffee berries from shrubs, then use them to grow more shrubs or brew coffee. The mod adds a simple brewing system using a cauldron and campfire. Once brewed, coffee bottles give you the Caffeine effect, which slows how fast your hunger drops and reduces exhaustion from actions like mining or sprinting. You can also combine coffee with other ingredients to make tiramisu, a food that gives a stronger but shorter Caffeine boost. ## Main Features The mod adds several new items and blocks. Coffee shrubs generate naturally in jungles. Breaking them drops coffee berries, which can be replanted or crafted into coffee beans. Coffee beans are used to plant new shrubs or to make ground coffee. Ground coffee is the key ingredient for brewing: you add it to a heated cauldron of water to produce coffee. Coffee bottles store the brewed drink and provide the Caffeine effect when consumed. Tiramisu is a craftable food that provides a more potent Caffeine effect for a shorter duration. The mod also includes decorative blocks made from coffee beans and ground coffee for building. ## Who It Suits This mod fits players who enjoy small, vanilla-style additions that fit into survival gameplay without overhauling mechanics. It appeals to those who like farming, cooking, and subtle utility effects. Since it requires both client and server installation, it works best in multiplayer environments where all players have the mod installed. The jungle-focused crop encourages exploration of warm biomes, making it a good match for players who already spend time in those areas. ## Compatibility Notes Caffeinated is built for Fabric and requires both client and server sides to run. It supports Minecraft versions 1.21.1, 1.21, 1.20.2, 1.20.1, 1.20, and 1.19.2. The mod lists Farmer's Delight as a compatibility note, meaning it's designed to work alongside that mod, though no specific integration details are provided in the sources. All other details such as exact performance, installation steps, or broader modpack compatibility aren't covered in the admitted evidence and shouldn't be assumed.