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Give sweetberries some purpose!

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    Jam seems like a cool idea- you could make it with a bottle, and maybe utilize sugar too. (Seeing as sugar also seems pretty underutilized- you basically only need it for pumpkin pie and cake.) ...Though it does, of course, raise the question of what one would use the jam for...

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    What if they could heal half a heart when eaten, regardless of hunger bar level? They would have to be made harder to find but it would be a cool game feature.

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    Or maybe replace one of the milk buckets in the cake recipe

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    I like the regenerating defense idea- there'd have to be specific circumstances under which it could occur though. ...Maybe Sweet Berries, and everyone's favorite dirt variant could be given a better purpose together.

    In short, if Sweet Berries are planted on Coarse dirt, a mature sweet berry has a small chance of planting a new sweet berry plant on an adjacent coarse dirt block. This could allow for natural patches of sweet berries to occur in Taigas, but would otherwise mean Sweet Berries only spread if you plant them deliberately. 

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    you could put it on bread to make toast or bread with jam, and the jar would be kinda like a glass bottle.

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    I think you should be able to trade them to villagers for emeralds to the farmer would bring a use