This ranks the edible plants in Minecraft by nutritional content. On a Whole Foods Plant Based Diet, some nutrients are more valuable than others, and if you'd like to learn more about that, watch my previous video on supplements. In F tier, apples, they have low nutritional content. In E tier, bamboo, while not edible in Minecraft, they can be cooked and made edible. They have a moderate amount of potassium. In D tier, beetroot, which has a moderate amount of folate. In D tier, sweetberries. Now the closest thing to sweetberries in real life would be firethorn berries. However, not much is known about them in terms of nutrition. So for the purpose of this video, I'll use curants instead, which have a high amount of vitamin C. In B tier, cactus, while not edible in Minecraft, they can be made edible, which contain a moderate amount of calcium. In A tier, carrots, which contain a high amount of beta keratin, which is a vitamin A precursor. In S tier, cocoa beans. They have high amounts of copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, and phosphorus, moderate amounts of potassium, salineum, and zinc, moderate amounts of vitamin B2, riboflavin, and vitamin B3, niacin. Lastly, they have moderate amounts of essential amino acids. In S tier, kelp, which has high amounts of folate and vitamin K, moderate amount of calcium, and moderate amounts of iron and magnesium. In S tier, mushrooms, which contain a high amount of vitamin B5, pentothenic acid, moderate amounts of vitamin B2, riboflavin, and vitamin B3, niacin, moderate amount of copper, and they are a possible source of vitamin D2, depending on the type of mushroom and their exposure to sunlight. In C tier, potatoes, which have a moderate amount of vitamin B6, pyrodoxene, and moderate amounts of copper, iron, manganese, phosphorus, and potassium. In S tier, pumpkin, now the flesh contains a moderate amount of beta carotene, a vitamin A precursor, but based on that, it isn't necessarily better than carrots, which also contain beta carotene, yet in higher amounts. However, there are also pumpkin seeds, which contain high amounts of copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, and zinc, high amounts of essential amino acids, a high amount of omega-6, and moderate amount of vitamin B3, niacin. In E tier, sugarcane, which has a moderate amount of vitamin B6, pyrodoxene, in C tier, water melon. Now the flesh has low nutritional content, similar to apples. However, the seeds can be eaten, assuming that they're roasted, otherwise they'd be fairly difficult to digest. They contain high amounts of copper, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, and zinc, high amounts of essential amino acids, a high amount of omega-6, and a moderate amount of vitamin B3, niacin. In C tier, wheat, which contains moderate amounts of manganese and selenium, the seeds can be eaten, assuming that they're cooked, they contain a moderate amount of iron, and moderate amounts of vitamin B1, thymine, and vitamin B3 niacin. If you rank these plants differently, leave a comment and let us know why.