The issue is as the title says. When trying to eat any kind of Stew (Mushroom Stew, Rabbit Stew, Suspicious Stew) with the [minecraft:food] component, they will not return the bowl like they normally would.
To return the bowl, the [using_converts_to] food component is required–but that leads to a different bug (I have also reported that as well)
How to replicate:
Copy and paste this command:
/give @p minecraft:mushroom_stew[food={nutrition:1,saturation:0,can_always_eat:true}]
(The "can_always_eat" area is just for ease of testing, it doesn't affect the bug)Eat the mushroom stew item.
Observe that it doesn't return any bowls.
The only time it will return a bowl back is if the [minecraft:food] component is removed.
My assumption is that the component causes the item it's used on to lose its original properties, including any Stew items returning bowls.
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Adding onto what was stated previously, here is a correct command which provides the expected result:
/give @p rabbit_stew[minecraft:food={can_always_eat:true,eat_seconds:0.05,nutrition:1,saturation:0,using_converts_to:{id:"bowl"}}] 1
If you override the
foodcomponent, you also need to provide theusing_converts_tofield.