The Baker Station is a hands-on baking surface. It does not use a crafting interface.

Baking is done by placing a Blank Cake on top of the station and interacting with it using tools and toppings.

Use a Bread Knife to cut, and a Rolling Pin to shape.

What you get depends entirely on the order of interactions.

The Small Cooking Pot functions similarly to other Crafting Stations, but focuses on preparing basic Meals. It requires a Heat Source to operate and cannot be used on its own.

The Small Cooking Pot has six Ingredient Input Slots, one Container Slot, and one Output Slot.

After placing the Ingredients into the Input Slots, the Cooking Process takes about thirty seconds. Once completed, the prepared Meal appears in the Output Slot.

To function, the Small Cooking Pot must be placed on a Hot Surface, such as a Stove, a Magma Block, or other Heat Sources. In some cases, it can also be placed directly on a Campfire. When active, this is indicated by rising Bubbles, Cooking Sounds, and a colored Fire Indicator in the Cooking Pot Interface.

Despite its cozy purpose, the Small Cooking Pot can also be wielded as a weapon if absolutely necessary.

Use a Water Bucket or Glass Bottle on the lower half to fill it.

If it is filled, use an empty Bucket to get a Water Bucket, or a Glass Bottle to get a Water Potion.

The Street Sign is a writable sign piece intended for streets, shops, and bakery fronts.

Right-click the sign to open the text screen and write short messages such as shop names, menus, or directions.

Glow Ink can be applied to make the text glow, improving visibility at night or indoors.

The Cake Stand can display either a single whole cake block or up to three food items.

Hold a valid item and right-click the Cake Stand to place it.
Right-click with an empty hand to take items back.

The Cake Display renders food items on two shelves.

Up to three food items can be placed on the lower shelf and three on the upper shelf.

The Cupcake Display works the same way as the Cake Display, using two shelves to present baked goods.

The Breadbox displays a single bread item as a 3D model.

Use Shift + Right-click to open or close the lid.

The Tray can display either a single bread item as a 3D model or multiple food items in a row.

The Wall Display presents food items across two shelves.

A small set of jar pieces used for kitchens and shelves.

Jam is commonly used to finish baked goods at the Baker Station.

The Completionist Banner is awarded to players who have crafted all different Bakery Foods.

While placed, it grants nearby players a temporary Resistance effect.

The Bread Crate can be placed in the world and eaten directly.

Each bite restores hunger and advances the bite stage.
Once fully consumed, the Bread Crate is removed and drops its tray, which was used to craft it.

The Chocolate Box can be placed in the world and eaten directly.

Each bite restores a small amount of hunger.
After the last piece is eaten, the box is removed.

This entry covers all basic bread items added by Bakery.

All listed breads are simple food items and restore hunger when eaten.

This entry includes all cake-based foods and their slice variants.

Slices are typically obtained by cutting or serving whole cakes.

This entry includes all cake-based foods and their slice variants.

Slices are typically obtained by cutting or serving whole cakes.