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Valheim 1.0 New Foods: Northern Morning Fare & Bloodgold

Valheim 1.0 adds Deep North foods: Northern Morning Fare, Baked Poteitr, Cooked Moose Meat and Bloodgold for crafting. Recipes and how to unlock them.

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Valheim 1.0 brings a Deep North food tier centered on farmed crops (Kale, Oats, Poteitr) and hunted Moose/Seal drops. Headline items are the Northern Morning Fare feast, Baked Poteitr, Cooked Moose Meat, Cooked Seal Blubber, Kale Chips and Fish Soup. A new Smoker (costs Bloodgold) adds smoked dishes. Iron Gate published no official food stats, so numbers below are community-datamined and marked as such.

Valheim 1.0’s Deep North did not just add the game’s final biome and boss — it added a whole late-game food chain. The official 1.0 notes name the new dishes, and community datamining has surfaced their stats. This guide covers what to farm, what to hunt, and how the headline Northern Morning Fare feast and Bloodgold material fit in.

Important disclaimer. Iron Gate’s official 1.0 patch notes name these foods but publish no health, stamina, Eitr or duration numbers. Every numeric value below is community-datamined from third-party guides and is presented as indicative only — the live build may differ. Recipes and unlock conditions are consistent across sources and are noted as such.

The New Deep North Food Tier

The new food system blends farmed crops with Moose and Seal drops, then feeds a new Smoker extension for the Cauldron. The headline feast, Northern Morning Fare, is a base/group food placed at a table rather than carried.

FoodTypeReported stats (third-party)How to get
Northern Morning FareFeast~75–85 HP, 50 min (sources differ)Food Prep Table; needs Seasoning of the Gourd
Baked PoteitrCooked dishHP 34, Stam 17, Eitr 100, 25mPlace Poteitr in Cauldron/Oven
Cooked Moose MeatCooked meatHP 80, Stam 27, 20mCook Moose Meat
Cooked Seal BlubberCooked fatHP 60, Stam 20, 20mCook Seal Blubber
Kale ChipsSnackHP 35, Stam 105, 25mProcess Kale
Fish SoupBrothHP 37, Stam 18, Eitr 105, 30mRaw Fish 3 + Kale 2 + Ice 2 (Cauldron)
PoteitrRaw cropHP 35, Stam 35, 15mHarvest Poteitr Seeds
KaleRaw cropHP 35, Stam 35, 15mHarvest Kale sprouts
OatmealPorridge~115 Stamina + large EitrOats → Oat Flour (Cauldron)

Numbers are reported by BisectHosting, Game8 and TheClick; see the material file for exact source lines. Where two sources disagree (notably Northern Morning Fare), the exact value is flagged [UNCONFIRMED].

Northern Morning Fare: The Headline Feast

Northern Morning Fare is the standout group food of 1.0. Its recipe is consistent across sources:

Craft it at a Food Preparation Table. The catch is the Seasoning of the Gourd: it is purchased from the Bog Witch, and only becomes available after you defeat Kall Fimbulbringer, the Deep North’s final boss. That gates the feast behind endgame progression on purpose.

On stats, sources disagree: Game8 reports Weight 10, Health 75, Duration 50 minutes, 6 HP/tick, while TheClick reports 85 Health, 85 Stamina and 43 Eitr over 50 minutes. Because the exact numbers conflict, treat the precise profile as [UNCONFIRMED] and expect a balanced, long-duration meal (around 50 minutes) suited to base prep and group sessions. The recipe itself is reliable.

Farmed Crops: Kale, Oats, Poteitr

Three new plantable crops drive the Deep North pantry:

A small dedicated farm is worth it because several recipes branch from crops rather than rare drops — though older high-tier ingredients (Piquant Pie, Roasted Crust Pie) remain useful while you ramp up.

Hunted Moose & Seal

Wildlife supplies the other branch:

Bloodgold: The Crafting Material Behind the Food Chain

Although “valheim bloodgold” is often searched alongside the new foods, Bloodgold is a crafting material, not food. It drops from Gammeltrolls in the Deep North — but only after you break their petrified bodies with Ember Charges (they turn to stone on death and yield nothing otherwise). Bloodgold is described as one of the core items for building the new weapons, and it is also the reported cost (5 Bloodgold) for the Smoker that unlocks the smoked dishes above. If you want the Deep North food tier, securing a Gammeltroll + Ember Charges loop is step one.

Building Your Three-Food Loadout

The strongest single number depends on your build:

Keep three foods active, maintain the Rested buff, and carry replacements before timers drop. Because Iron Gate has not published official stats, compare live values in the cooking interface rather than trusting any single guide’s numbers.

How the Cooking Stations Chain

The Deep North food tier is gated by station progression rather than a single recipe, which is why a fresh 1.0 save needs some setup before these dishes appear:

Because Bloodgold itself comes from Gammeltrolls (harvested with Ember Charges), the practical order is: reach the Deep North, set up a Gammeltroll + Ember Charges loop for Bloodgold, build the Smoker, then push to the boss for the feast.

Best Food Combos for Each Build

The strongest single number depends on your armor and weapon plan. Community testing frames the late-game loadouts like this:

BuildFood slot 1Food slot 2Food slot 3Why it works
Heavy meleeMeat In Bread (~110 HP)Seal Meat Soup (~110 HP)Pancakes (~115 Stam)Big survival buffer, enough stamina to block and swing
Mage / hybridFish Soup (~105 Eitr)Oven Pancake (~105 Eitr)Oatmeal (~115 Stam + Eitr)Aggressive spell output with a large stamina pool
ExplorationKale Chips (~105 Stam)OatmealPancakesStamina-heavy movement and climbing
Group base prepNorthern Morning Fare (feast)Placed at a table; long 50-minute buff for the whole group

Numbers in the table are community-reported and indicative; confirm live values in the cooking interface, since Iron Gate has not published official stats.

Where to Go Next

The feast and Bloodgold both sit at the end of the Deep North chain, so the Deep North & Kall Fimbulbringer guide explains how to reach and defeat the boss that unlocks the Seasoning of the Gourd. If you want to locate a good world before committing, the Seed Viewer shows generation, and the console commands guide covers the 1.0 findbiome tools (remember that using devcommands can disable achievements until you opt back in).

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Frequently Answered Questions

What is Northern Morning Fare in Valheim 1.0?

It is the new Deep North feast item. You craft it at a Food Preparation Table from Cooked Moose Meat x3, Poteitr x5, Oat Flour x2 and Seasoning of the Gourd x1. The seasoning is bought from the Bog Witch only after you defeat Kall Fimbulbringer.

How do I get Bloodgold?

Bloodgold drops from Gammeltrolls in the Deep North, but only after you break their petrified bodies with Ember Charges. It is a crafting material, not food, and is used for the new Smoker and weapon crafting.

Are the new food stat numbers official?

No. Iron Gate's 1.0 notes name the foods but publish no health, stamina or Eitr values. The numbers in this guide are community-datamined from third-party guides and may differ from the live build; treat them as indicative.

What is the Smoker and what does it need?

The Smoker is a new Cauldron extension in 1.0 that unlocks smoked dishes like Smoked Moose Meat and Smoked Fish. Reported build cost is 5 Bloodgold and 6 Timberwood.

Which new crops should I farm?

Kale, Oats and Poteitr are the new plantable crops. Oats branch into Oat Flour, Oat Milk, Oatmeal and pancake recipes, making a small Deep North farm worthwhile for both melee and mage builds.

Sources & Verification

Claims on this page are drawn from Iron Gate's own announcements and Steam data where possible, and labelled as community-measured or unconfirmed where they are not. Primary references: the Valheim Steam store page, the official Steam news feed, and the community wiki. Anything that could not be verified is marked [UNCONFIRMED] rather than presented as fact.

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