Adopt Me Food – All Food Values, Updated Daily
All Adopt Me food values in Shark Value, updated daily, for every snack, drink and treat.
Candy CaneCommon26
Golden LeafLegendary22
Goldenrod FlowerLegendary15
Christmas Pudding Pup BaitUltra Rare10
Dim SumCommon6.5
Golden LettuceLegendary2.75
Chocolate EggCommon2.5
Broken EggLegendary2.25
ChocolateCommon2
Chocolate DropCommon1.75
Chocolate TwistCommon1.75
Ice TubCommon1.75
LeafUltra Rare1.5
Golden DandelionLegendary1.5
Baked Alaska BaitUltra Rare1.15
Golden GoldfishLegendary1
CookieCommon1
Golden WheatLegendary0.9
Golden PlantainLegendary0.9
Golden ClamLegendary0.9
Mud BallLegendary0.9
Maple Leaf TreatLegendary0.85
Golden PetuniaLegendary0.85
Kitty BiscuitLegendary0.85
Diamond LavenderLegendary0.8
Flaming Zebra BaitRare0.8
Golden CornLegendary0.75
Golden BoneLegendary0.75
Golden Seed BallLegendary0.75
HoneyLegendary0.7
Ash Zebra BaitCommon0.6
Stars EggUncommon0.55
Patterns EggUncommon0.5
Stripes EggUncommon0.5
Winter Deer BaitUltra Rare0.2
Monkey Fairground Cotton CandyCommon0.2
Blueberry PieCommon0.18
CakeCommon0.18
Burnt Bites BaitCommon0.17
Snapdragon FlowerLegendary0.15
Strawberry ShortcakeCommon0.15
SandwichCommon0.15
Shiver Cone BaitRare0.12
BurgerCommon0.12
PopcornCommon0.12
SodaCommon0.12
TacoCommon0.12
Fire Horse AppleLegendary0.1
Bluebell FlowerUltra Rare0.1
Molten MelonRare0.09
Subzero Popsicle BaitRare0.08
Sweet Rice DrinkCommon0.02
Rice Cake SoupCommon0.02
Candy Cane CakeCommon0.015
Snowflake CookieUncommon0.015
Lebkuchen CookieCommon0.01
Yule Log TreatCommon0.01
SeaweedCommon0.01
MooncakeCommon0.01
Strawberry Santa SnackCommon0.007
Cinnamon Roasted AlmondsCommon0.005
Cinnamon RollUncommon0.004
Ice LollyRare0.003
KnafehRare0.003
Coconut DrinkUncommon0.003
Hot CocoaCommon0.002
Baby FormulaCommon0.001
Cotton Candy StickCommon0.001
Baby BottleCommon0.0002
Camper's Smore TreatUncommon0.0002
Candy CornCommon0.0002
CheeseCommon0.0002
Chocolate MilkCommon0.0002
CoffeeCommon0.0002
HamCommon0.0002
Homemade PizzaCommon0.0002
Honey CandyCommon0.0002
HotdogCommon0.0002
Ice CreamCommon0.0002
Ice Cream CupCommon0.0002
LemonadeCommon0.0002
Pet FoodCommon0.0002
Pet TreatUncommon0.0002
Raspberry PieCommon0.0002
S'mores CookieCommon0.0002
Snow ConeCommon0.0002
TeaCommon0.0002
Water BottleCommon0.0002
WatermelonCommon0.0002
Healing AppleCommon0
AppleCommon0
Free PopcornCommon0
Free SandwichCommon0
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Quick Answer: Food and drink in Adopt Me feed hungry pets and babies and finish their tasks. There are just over 90 food items. Nearly all of them are cheap or free, but a few old event foods, led by the Candy Cane, hold real trade value. The list above shows every food item and its value.
Food is the most used item group in the game. Every pet gets hungry, every baby gets thirsty, and food is how you fix it and earn Bucks. Because food gets eaten, most of it is worth almost nothing. The story of this list is the few foods that survived.
Adopt Me Food Values
Every food item on this page has one value in Shark Value, the same unit used across this whole site for pets, eggs, and items. This Adopt Me food list covers every food in the game, so check it for any food you are about to trade.
Food values work differently from other groups. Normal food is consumed, so there is no point holding it as an investment: feed it and move on. The value on this page lives in old event food that players kept instead of eating. When a food can no longer be bought or earned, and most copies have been eaten, the few left become collector items.
What Is Food in Adopt Me?
Food and drink complete the hungry and thirsty tasks. When your pet or baby shows one of those tasks, feed them any food item and the task is done, with Bucks paid for finishing it. Babies and parents can eat the same item a few times before it is gone, while pets eat the whole thing at once.
Most food comes from the Green Groceries store: fruit, cheese, pies, drinks, and more, all cheap, some even free from the School or Hospital. The Baby Shop sells baby food like baby formula. Pizza, ice cream, and hot dogs come from their own shops and stands around the island.
One food is special: the Healing Apple. It does not feed a pet. It cures the sick task instead, so keep one in your bag, and you can fix a sick pet anywhere, without a trip to the Hospital. Pets also drop small food items when they age up, which is a nice free bonus.
How to Get Food in Adopt Me
Start at the Green Groceries. It is the main food shop; most basics are there, and prices are so low that no normal food is worth trading for. The School and Hospital give some food for free. Stands around the island sell pizza, ice cream, and hot dogs, and the Baby Shop covers baby food.
Event food is the other group. Advent calendars, Halloween, summer events and weather shops have all given themed food over the years: candy, gingerbread, special drinks and more. While the event runs, the food is easy to get. When it ends, no new supply comes, and every copy that gets eaten makes the rest rarer.
That is the whole food market in one line: today’s food is lunch; yesterday’s event food is a collectible.
The Most Valuable Food in Adopt Me
The rarest foods in Adopt Me are all old event foods. The Candy Cane leads this list. It is an old Christmas food that most players ate years ago, and the small number left now trade as collector pieces. Under it sit other old holiday foods and drinks from events that never returned.
The drop after the top is steep. Almost everything else on this list is worth close to zero, and that is honest: a sandwich you can buy today for a few Bucks cannot be worth more than that in a trade. Do not let anyone sell you normal food at a high price, and do not pay more than shop price for anything still on sale.
If you own old event food, do not eat it. Check it on this page first. Players feed rare food to pets by mistake more often than you would think, and once it is eaten, it is gone for good.
Trading Tips for Food
Rule one: only event food matters. If the food is in a shop now, its value is its shop price or less, whatever a trader tells you.
Rule two: old food is a patience game. The market is small, so a rare food can take time to sell at its full value. Selling fast at a low price is how collectors get their pieces cheap. If you are not in a rush, hold out for the number on this page.
Rule three: keep event food from every event you play. It costs nothing to leave a few event snacks in your inventory, and this list shows what a few years can do to their value. Just do not feed them to a pet on the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Candy Cane is the most valuable food item in the game, an old Christmas food that most players ate long ago. The list at the top of this page shows every food item in value order, in Shark Value.
At the Green Groceries, the main food shop, and at the Baby Shop for baby food. Pizza, ice cream, and hot dogs come from their own shops and stands. Some basics are free at the School and the Hospital.
The Healing Apple cures the sick task for a pet or baby. It is the one food that does not feed hunger. Keep one with you, and you never need to rush to the Hospital for a sick pet.
Because it is still on sale and gets eaten. Food that anyone can buy today for a few Bucks has no trade value. Only old event food that left the game has real value, because its supply only falls.
Yes. When a pet ages up, it can drop small food items as a little reward. It is a small thing, but over many pets it adds up to free snacks for the next ones.
Keep it. Event food is free while the event runs, and a few pieces left in your inventory can gain real value over the years. Check this page before you feed any old food to a pet.
Final Thoughts
Food keeps the game running day to day, and a tiny part of it quietly became collectible. The list above prices every food item in Shark Value, so you can spot the rare pieces in seconds. For everything else, from pets to potions, the same values run through our homepage list and the trade calculator.