You transform four berries in your hand into magical, filling meals - each the size and shape of a plump blueberry.

Eating a goodberry takes one action: as you bite down and chew, a meal forms in your mouth. The meal is always random and delicious. This meal provides enough sustenance for a day, continuing to sate your hunger for 24 hours. Each goodberry restores 1d6 + (your spell casting ability modifier) hit points.

Eating more than one goodberry in a four hour period will make you feel bloated and lethargic; reducing your movement speed by 10 ft., and giving you disadvantage on all saving throws, attacks, and ability checks. This condition lasts for 4 hours, or can be dispelled by a Greater Restoration spell.

The berries lose their potency and become rotten and unusable if they have not been consumed within 24 hours of the casting of this spell.