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"field": "32 game ticks (1.6 seconds)",
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"field": "<span class=\"nowrap\">9.6 (<span class=\"iconbar pixel-image nowrap\" title=\"4.8 hunger points\">(link to File:Half Hunger (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=🍖)(link to File:Hunger (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=🍗)(link to File:Hunger (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=🍗)(link to File:Hunger (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=🍗)(link to File:Hunger (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=🍗)</span>)</span>",
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"field": "<abbr title=\"Assumes saturation is 0 before eating.\">'''Heals'''</abbr>: 6.4<span class=\"hidden-alt-text\">HP</span><span class=\"nowrap mc-hearts\"><span class=\"iconbar pixel-image nowrap\" title=\"1 heart\">(link to File:Heart (icon).png article, displayed as 9px|link=|alt=❤️)</span> × 3.2</span><br/><abbr title=\"The time it takes for saturation boost to fully finish healing, assuming the player does not reach full health before it finishes.\">'''Duration'''</abbr>: 3.2 seconds",
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"field": "No",
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"field": "Yes",
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Cooked salmon is a food item obtained by cooking raw salmon.
To eat cooked salmon, press and hold use while it is selected in the hotbar. Eating one restores 6 () and 9.6 saturation, the same as cooked mutton.
Wolves
Cooked salmon can be fed to wolves only if they are not at full health, healing them by 12HP × 6. However, in Bedrock Edition, unlike other wolf food, cooked salmon cannot be used to speed up the growth of baby wolves nor used to breed them and can only be fed to a wolf that is not at full health.
Pick up a cooked cod after cooking it in a furnace, smoker, campfire, or soul campfire. Note: This does not work if the block used is connected to a hopper underneath, as the player is not getting the item directly from the output.