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Salt Ore

We've had the same ores for a long time. Why not add a new one? This idea is for salt ore. The item would look look a cross between dust items (more specifically, sugar) and Nether quartz Basically, it'd look like a small pile of rocks. If you craft it with raw meat of any type, it'll turn it into a jerky meat. Jerky would provide more hunger than the raw meat, but less than the cooked. Speaking of cooking, salt means you no longer have to. It'll generate at any level in veins slightly smaller than coal. Breaking it would yield 1-4 salt per ore, and you can use a stone pickaxe on it. The ore texture would be similar to emerald ore, but greyish white.

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• June 25, 2018 23:12
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  Starz Munch commented

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  • July 05, 2018 14:31
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  Minecraft education edition already has this, but to be in vanilla minecraft would be pretty cool

   

  Salt in education edition

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  Mark Abernathy commented

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  • July 17, 2018 00:38
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  Salt would be a great addition due to the prevalence in human culture and earth geology today. 

  I do like the idea of giving it a purpose for food.  Adding it to meats could create Bacon, Jerky, Salted fish ...

  A salt block could attract Horses, Donkeys, and Mules.  They would stay in place casually licking the block.

   

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  • September 23, 2018 06:55
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  In bedrock edition snow piles up and up and up over time (after much snowfall it can reach full block height) so it would be good if you could place salt down on things you don't want snow to pile up on such as roads or in front of doorways.

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  • October 16, 2018 02:46
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  Brine Pools

  Deep beneath the surface on the ocean floor, the player can rarely find what looks to be an underwater pond or lake. These pools are filled with a new block called Brine.

  Brine Blocks

  These blocks can be swam through at the rate of lava, but it is highly advised against. Brine is incredibly toxic and will inflict Poison I upon any entity or player that is not wearing an Aqua Affinity helmet. Aquatic creatures do their best to avoid them, but sometimes they will fail. The blocks are harvested with a shovel.

  Salt

  Salt is acquired by boiling Brine in a furnace. Salt is used to make raw meat edible on the go without the use of cooking. Sometimes it might be better to cook rather than use salt. If you have salt and raw meat or even rotten flesh, you can combine them to create Salted Jerky. Much like this suggestion, salt could possibly be placed as a dust to ward off mobs.

  Salted Jerky

  If a Zombie, Husk or Zombie Pigman happens to descend into the Brine, it will drop Salted Jerky upon death. Drowned drop Salted Jerky in place of rotten flesh.

  Salted Jerky heals 4.5 hunger points (2.5 haunches), has a saturation value of 1.0 and takes 1.5 times longer to eat than other foods beside dried kelp.

   
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  TinglyButton987 commented

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  • March 08, 2019 15:31
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  slap the education salt into the base game and use it to make new foods? sign me up!

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  AgSilverRadio commented

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  • April 04, 2019 18:51
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  But what would it be used for? Salting food?

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  Аскер Маиров commented

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  • April 06, 2019 09:45
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  I don't know about the food recipes, but I'd suggest making salt looking something like the picture below and it should generate in small quantities on the beaches.

  I know it doesn't look good, but this is just an idea.

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  copperheart123 commented

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  • August 11, 2019 06:15
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  What if we made it to were food can spoil then it would increase difficulty to the game and salt would stop spoiling from happening by turning food to dry variations of that food

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  Stephen Garlitz commented

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  • August 23, 2019 16:43
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  I saw this idea and another one called "Salt flats", maybe we could combine these two ideas and it into one. You could still find salt ore in caves though.

  This would be cool in Minecraft.

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  Unknown Dobo commented

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  • August 30, 2019 00:58
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  Maybe add it as a function of the cauldron? If a cauldron is filled with water and has a magma block diirectly below it, it will decrease the water level over time and create salt powder/dust.
  As well as cooking recipes it'd be cool to be able to make rusted iron components, maybe a rusted iron door has a longer delay on closing once it stops receiving a redstone signal.
  Rusty iron trapdoors and doors would also look pretty badass as far as adding options for decoration.

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  Michelle Schwab commented

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  • September 29, 2019 01:51
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  Salz könnte vielleicht noch wie eine Schitzbarriere sein gegen Zombies indem man es auf den Boden streut (sollte aussehen wie eine weisse Redstoneleitung)
  Wäre Cool wenn das irgendwann mal kommen würde;)
  Lg

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  BabyBunBun2012 commented

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  • December 01, 2019 04:22
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  I would love to be able to cook with salt and other spices.