Nitewing eating from a fruit basket in Palworld.
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How to get the Feed Bag and what it does in Palworld

End Palworld hunger.

After a long day of hunting, exploring, and hard labor, you and your Palworld Pals will eventually get hungry and need to eat. Luckily, you can use a Feed Bag.

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Feed Bags are handy items that make your life so much easier. Here’s what you need to know to get your hands on a Feed Bag in Palworld.

What are Feed Bags in Palworld?

Small Feed Bag recipe in Palworld
Start with the Small Feed Bag and work your way up. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Feed Bags are used to automatically feed the player and their Pals when they’re hungry. Without a Feed Bag, you have to stop what you’re doing and manually go into your inventory to feed your team. To save yourself plenty of time and menu navigating, these bags are a must-have while exploring.

There are five sizes of Feed Bags, and, once you’ve equipped one, it will add a hot bar solely dedicated to your Feed Bag food. Each size changes how many food slots you can have, and you’ll need to manually load food into those slots yourself.

Here are each of the Feed Bag sizes:

  • Small Feed Bag: Adds one food slot for automatic consumption.
  • Average Feed Bag: Adds two food slots.
  • Large Feed Bag: Adds three food slots.
  • Huge Feed Bag: Adds four food slots.
  • Giant Feed Bag: Adds five food slots.
Tip: Uncooked food can help if you’re in a pinch.

Even if eating uncooked food doesn’t offer the most long-term benefits to your or your Pals, long adventures can require you to use whatever you’ve got on hand. Being able to quickly throw food you find as you explore into your Feed Bag is a great way to keep your Pals satiated until you can make a proper meal back at your base.

The Feed Bag is not to be confused with the Feed Box, which is a craftable bin in your base where your hardworking Pals can help themselves to food whenever they get hungry. They both essentially serve the same purpose, except the Feed Bag works on-the-go and the Feed Box stays in your base.

How to make Feed Bags in Palworld

All of the Feed Bags are considered Ancient Technology, meaning you need to unlock their recipes using Ancient Technology Points earned by defeating bosses. After unlocking them, make sure you have enough materials to craft them. You must craft the smaller bags first as prerequisites to unlock the larger ones.

Small Feed Bag

  • Unlock starting at level 10.
  • One Ancient Technology Point.
  • Five Wood.
  • 10 Fiber.
  • Three Leather.

Average Feed Bag

  • Unlock starting at level 20.
  • Two Ancient Technology Points.
  • 10 Wood.
  • 30 Fiber.
  • 10 Leather.

Large Feed Bag

  • Unlock starting at level 26.
  • Three Ancient Technology Points.
  • 20 Wood.
  • 50 Fiber.
  • 20 Leather.

Huge Feed Bag

  • Unlock starting at level 35.
  • Four Ancient Technology Points.
  • 30 Wood.
  • 90 Fiber.
  • 35 Leather.
  • 10 Carbon Fiber.

Giant Feed Bag

  • Unlock starting at level 45.
  • Five Ancient Technology Points.
  • 50 Wood.
  • 200 Fiber.
  • 50 Leather.
  • 20 Carbon Fiber.

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