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Cloudberries Item ID

The item ID and ready-to-paste spawn commands for Cloudberries in Valheim, with example quantities, stats, and its crafting recipe where it has one.
Cloudberries
Item drop

The gold of the forest.

Cloudberries are a golden Plains berry picked from cloudberry bushes. They are a Stamina food that's also used in Medium stamina mead, Boar jerky, and several Mistlands recipes.

Overview

Cloudberries is a food item in Valheim. Its in-game item ID is Cloudberry, which you can drop into the console with spawn Cloudberry to give yourself one — append a number like spawn Cloudberry 50 to spawn a stack.

In the in-game data it is tagged as Item drop, Food, and Material.

The spawn command requires cheats — enable them with devcommands after opening the console.

Item IDCloudberry
CategoryItem drop
SubcategoryFood, Material
Command reference
spawn

Command Builder

Quantity

Spawns one Cloudberries at your location.

Example Commands

Spawns one Cloudberries at your location.

Spawns five Cloudberries at your location.

Spawns twenty Cloudberries at your location.

Stats

TypeConsumable
Food health13
Food stamina40
Food eitr0
Food duration15 min
Food regeneration1 HP / tick
DrinkNo
Weight0.1
Stack size50
TeleportableYes

Related Items

Taming & breeding

Full reference

2 entries

Food & taming

Grows with time

Growth requires the area to be active.

Breeding requirements

Not at this stage

Offspring & growth

50 min to grow up

Food & taming

30 min base taming · fed for 10 min per meal

Breeding requirements

Fewer than 4 within 20 m

Partner within 8 m · fed and calm; adults and offspring count toward the limit

Offspring & growth

2 min pregnancy after successful breeding

Animals need food and calm conditions to make taming or breeding progress. Keep the area active by staying nearby. Pregnancy time starts after successful breeding; it is not the full interval between births.

Gathering & resource nodes

Full reference

1 entry

Destruction tables list possible drops, not guaranteed totals. Weights describe relative selection within a table. Tree, log, and rock-section drops are separate stages; resource modifiers can change yields.

Game data source

The full settings include internal fields and inactive defaults. The sections above explain the values relevant to gameplay.

Download full game settings (JSON)