Tapuchips

Description

This mod was created from boredom in MCreator and it adds Tapuchips, the Israeli version of Lay's. After making this mod I found out that there is a mod called Slice'N Chips for 1.10.2 that adds exactly the same thing but without packing, and Doritos mod for 1.7.10 that is exactly like my mod but with Doritos. Sorry for kind of copying.

For make chips, follow the recipes below:

After making potato crop, you need to fry it (edible without frying too, like normal potato).

After you fried the potato crop, you can eat it like that (so far the copying from Slice'N Chips) or put it in a packing.

The regular Tapuchips gives you 5 drumsticks, all the other Tapuchipses give you 6.

This Tapuchips is the grill one. the coal is actually one of the bigger properties of grill.

This is the Mexican Tapuchips. After a lot of time I chose the rotten flesh as the flavor maker, because Mexican Tapuchips should be spicy and that is the closest thing to spicy I found. 

After the Mexican chips I was need to invent a flavor maker to the sour cream and onion chips. There is no sour cream or onion in Minecraft, so the next recipe is sour cream. It is not edible itself and can only make sour cream and onion chips.

The milk bucket will turn into bucket, like in the cake recipe.

The next chips is sticks, and that means we need another chips shape.

After we have sticks chips, we can make Tapuchips sticks.

This is the regular chips but in sticks shape.

The next chips is ketchup sticks, (In 1.0.0) but make tomatoes as a plant is hell, so I figured it out with a poppy. Not proud of my laziness.

In 1.2.0: I tried to make a tomato plant but it gone wrong, so I made a simple recipe for a tomato:

You can use this tomato to make Ketchup Tapuchips in this recipe:

In 1.2.0, I added infinity Tapuchips, that, as you already understood, infinity and regenerate itself after you eat it, and it fills all the food bar. that's why its is so expensive:

But it's worth the price.

You can use this mod in your modpack (even I don't think someone would interest in it), but PM me about it.

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• Compatibility: The mod should be compatible with the latest version of Minecraft and be clearly labeled with its supported versions.
• Functionality: The mod should work as advertised and not cause any game-breaking bugs or crashes.
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• Originality: The mod should be original and not a copy of someone else's work.
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How to Install