COOKED PORKCHOP

1 trade involving this item across 1 trader.

Last checked: 11 August 2026
Java Edition: 26.2, 1 of 1 row found
Bedrock Edition: 1.26.30.5, 1 of 1 matching
Edition differences: none, both editions match

Cooked Porkchop in villager trading

Cooked Porkchop is something you buy from villagers rather than sell to them; it does not appear as a raw-material trade, so trading is one of the few survival-friendly ways to stock up on it.

Cooked Porkchop is cooked food that restores hunger efficiently. Buying it in bulk from a Butcher is a hands-off alternative to running a cooker. Cooking porkchop in a furnace, smoker or campfire gives one.

Villagers that sell Cooked Porkchop(you give emeralds, get Cooked Porkchop)

Profession	Level	Price	Amount	Villager XP	Java 26.2	Bedrock 1.26.30.5	Notes
Butcher	Apprentice			5same in Bedrock	verified	verified

The 1 trade on this item was read out of the trade files Minecraft Java 26.2 ships in its own data, checked on 11 August 2026 against the item, both amounts and the use limit. Bedrock 1.26.30.5 is read as well, and where it disagrees the row says how. Which files, and what is not checked.

Your odds of finding Cooked Porkchop

A villager only shows part of its trade table, so knowing who trades cooked porkchop is not the same as getting it. The friendliest roll here is the butcher (apprentice): 67% of them carry it, so it takes about 1.5 of them on average before one does.

Chance and daily throughput per villager for Cooked Porkchop
Villager	Tier	Villagers with this offer	Rolls to see it	Most from one villager	After a cure
Butcher	Apprentice	67% (2 in 3)Bedrock 50% (1 in 2)	about 1.5	160 cooked porkchop a day32 uses, 2 restocks a day	no change

The chance is the draw size over the pool size in the game's own trade set file for that tier. The Bedrock line under it is the same sum on Bedrock's own table, which splits a tier into groups and draws out of each one separately, so the two editions often disagree. The day figure is the trade's use limit times the 2 restocks a villager is allowed per in-game day (Villager.allowedToRestock), so it is a ceiling and not an average: it assumes you are there for every restock. Counted from the game's own draw sizes. How that check works.

Who trades Cooked Porkchop, and at what price

To buy Cooked Porkchop, visit a Butcher at the Apprentice tier (1 emerald, 5 per trade).

Is trading Cooked Porkchop worth it?

Cooked Porkchop sells for as little as 1 emerald for 5 at a time, from the Butcher at the Apprentice tier, and 1 of the other 2 costs less. The price is fixed rather than rolled, so a second Butcher will quote you exactly the same.

What the Butcher sells, cheapest first
	Cooked ChickenApprentice		1
	Cooked PorkchopApprentice		1
	Rabbit StewNovice		1

Emeralds asked per trade. Every other row links to that item.

What 1 emerald costs in goods

The Butcher at its apprentice tier asks 1 emerald for 5 cooked porkchops. 8 of the 72 villagers that pay emeralds, emptied out:

8 emerald routes measured against Cooked Porkchop
A full slot of	To	Emeralds	Buys
12 jungle boats	master Fisherman	12	60 cooked porkchops
36 gold ingots	apprentice Cleric	12	60 cooked porkchops
112 raw mutton	journeyman Butcher	16	80 cooked porkchops
160 coal	novice Fisherman	16	80 cooked porkchops
192 any dye	apprentice Shepherd	16	80 cooked porkchops
240 coal	novice Weaponsmith	16	80 cooked porkchops
288 white wool	novice Shepherd	16	80 cooked porkchops
312 flint	apprentice Leatherworker	12	60 cooked porkchops

a jungle boat against 26 flint for the same 1 emerald, 26 times the carrying, and the shortest wait is the Butcher at 37.5 real seconds of shelf, gathering not counted.

How Cooked Porkchop trading works

Every cooked porkchop offer here locks after 16 uses, and a villager restocks up to twice per Minecraft day, so one is good for 32 of these trades a day and no more.

The earliest cooked porkchop shows up is the Butcher's Apprentice tier, level 2 of five, which a villager reaches at 10 trade experience. A freshly employed one is 1 tier short of offering cooked porkchop at all.

How long Cooked Porkchop takes in real time

80 cooked porkchops empty one slot at the Butcher, 2400 ticks (Villager.allowedToRestock) at 20 a second (TickRateManager) refill it 2 real minutes later, and the 24000-tick villager day (Timelines) holds 2 of those fills in 20 real minutes.

So one butcher moves 160 cooked porkchops against 32 emeralds a Minecraft day, 5 cooked porkchops every 37.5 real seconds, 1.6 emeralds a real minute. 64 cooked porkchops fit inside one of those slots, refill untouched.

Tips for trading Cooked Porkchop

Clearing the shelf: the Butcher hands over 5 cooked porkchops a trade and the slot runs 16 times, so 80 cooked porkchops for 16 emeralds before it has to restock.
Where the emeralds come from: the same Butcher pays an emerald per 4 raw rabbit.
Also on the Butcher's list: cooked chicken, raw mutton, raw beef, dried kelp block, sweet berries, raw chicken.

Cooked Porkchop trading FAQ

How much does Cooked Porkchop cost from a villager?

1 emerald from the Butcher at the Apprentice tier, 5 per trade. That price is fixed, so every Butcher offering it asks the same.

Can you sell Cooked Porkchop to a villager for emeralds?

No. Cooked Porkchop only appears on the selling side of the trade window: villagers hand it over for emeralds, none of them take it back.

Same trader, other items

The Butcher works at a smoker and also trades: