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Grapes

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Statistics

Type	FoodCrafting material
Consumable	✔️
Use time	17 (Very fast)
Tooltip	Medium improvements to all stats 'Wrath not included.'
Rarity	03*
Sell	40
Research	5 required

Grants Buff

Buff	Plenty Satisfied
Buff tooltip	Medium improvements to all stats Medium improvements to all stats and increased life regeneration
Duration	16 minutes

Sounds

Use

• Internal Item ID: 4023
• Internal Buff ID: 206

 Obtained from

 Classic

 Expert

 Master

Entity	Qty.	Rate
Derpling Derpling	1	2.5%
Giant Flying Fox Giant Flying Fox	1	2.5%

Grapes are a Hardmode food item that grant the Plenty Satisfied buff. This lasts for 16 minutes, but can be canceled at any time by selecting the icon and canceling it in the equipment menu () or by double-tapping the buff icon ().

They have a 2.5*1/40 (2.5%) chance to drop from Derplings and Giant Flying Foxes.

Like all other food items, it can be placed on a Plate: .

Crafting[]

Result	Ingredients	Crafting station
Grape Juice	Grapes2 Bottle	Cooking Pot or Cauldron

Tips[]

• It is advised to collect 2 grapes and craft the Grape Juice, as it gives the best variation of the Well Fed buff and is one of the easiest ones to get.

Notes[]

• Despite real-world grapes being clearly a fruit, Grapes in Terraria do not fit into the Fruits category. They cannot be used to craft Fruit Juice or Fruit Salad, are not dropped from Trees, and both they and their juice give far better buffs than the members of that category. Also, researching Grapes requires 10 of them, unlike all the other fruits that require only 5.

Trivia[]

• Its tooltip is a reference to the 1939 novel "The Grapes of Wrath" by John Steinbeck.
• The item dropping from Giant Flying Foxes is likely a reference to the fable of "The Fox and the Grapes", in which a fox attempts to reach some Grapes on a vine, but ultimately decides that they are undesirable.
• In the real world, Grapes originated from the Mediterranean and Central Asia and are a major ingredient in wine.

History[]

 PC version

• Desktop 1.4.0.1: Introduced.

 Mobile version

• Mobile 1.4.0.5.0: Introduced.