Fallout 4 Consumables

List of consumables
Many food and drink items found in the Commonwealth are slightly irradiated and can give the player radiation poisoning. This can be prevented by leveling the Lead Belly perk.

Food
Some food items can be planted in player settlements to increase the settlement's food supply. In Survival mode food must be consumed periodically to reduce the Hunger effect, if neglected the player's Fatigue will increase and eventually will lead to taking damage to Hit Points. Most types of food will reduce hunger by some amount, though certain foods are more effective than others.

Items in italics are only available through add-ons.


 * Unattainable items and cut content are grayed out.

Drinks
These consumable items can heal the player, temporarily change the player's SPECIAL stats and add various other unique effects. Some of these drinks can be crafted at Chemistry stations found across the Commonwealth. To create the ice cold variants of certain beverages, they must be placed in Buddy for 12 in-game hours. In the add-on  Nuka-World, the player can craft different Nuka-Cola recipes using Nuka-mixer stations. When drinking alcoholic consumables such as beer and wine, there's a chance the player can become addicted, which will result in decreased stats until the addiction is cured. To prevent addiction, the Party Boy/Girl perk must be leveled.

Items in italics are only available through add-ons.

Chems
Different chems can restore Hit Points, slow time, temporarily change the player's SPECIAL stats and a variety of other effects. Many of these chems can be crafted at Chemistry stations located all across the Commonwealth. It's possible to become addicted to some chems, which will result in decreased stats until the addiction is cured. To prevent addiction, the Chem Resistant perk must be leveled.

Items in italics are only available through add-ons.

Miscellaneous
These are consumable items that are considered non-edible and not a chem.

Items in italics are only available through add-ons.