Throw Food For Animals: All Food Items and Shop Prices

In Throw Food For Animals, every animal you own came for the food. Whatever you throw decides what walks over, and the Food Shop is where the free Carrot gets replaced with better bait. The early shop ladder has seven foods. Prices start at $30 and reach $1M by the seventh rung.

Quick answer: The Food Shop sells Carrot (free starter), Apple ($30), Banana ($150), Toast ($4K), Orange ($20K), Pear ($200K), and Cheese ($1M). You buy them in order at the “Buy new food” stall.

All Food Items in Throw Food For Animals

Throw Food For Animals food list by rarity, tier, and price

Each food card in the shop shows the same three labels: rarity, tier, and price. Here is the full early ladder in shop order.

Food	Rarity	Tier	Price
Carrot	Common	1	Free (starter)
Apple	Common	1	$30
Banana	Common	1	$150
Toast	Uncommon	2	$4K
Orange	Uncommon	2	$20K
Pear	Uncommon	3	$200K
Cheese	Rare	3	$1M

Rarity and tier don’t move in lockstep. Pear is still Uncommon but already sits in Tier 3, and Cheese, the first Rare food, shares that tier with it. The Carrot is equipped when you start and is the only food you don’t pay for.

The prices rise quickly. Banana costs five times as much as Apple, Toast costs over 26 times as much as Banana, and Pear costs ten times as much as Orange. Cheese at $1M is the first seven-figure food. The shop only shows a short window of foods at a time, so anything past Cheese stays off the list until you get there.

How to buy new food from the Food Shop

Follow the “Buy new food” objective in the starter area. It leads to a market stall with a yellow arrow floating above it.

The “Buy new food” objective points to the market stall marked with a yellow arrow.

Step into the stall’s ring to open the Food Shop. It lists three foods at once: one you already own and the next two in line, each with its rarity, tier, and price.

Buy the next food you can afford. A message such as “Bought Apple!” confirms the purchase, and the list moves forward one slot. After Apple, for example, it shows Apple, Banana, and Toast.

Tap EQUIP on the food you want to throw. The active food’s card reads EQUIPPED, and that is the food that goes down the runway next.

Each new food is announced with a “NEW FOOD UNLOCKED!” popup that reads “YOU CAN NOW BUY” followed by the food and its price. The popup has its own Shop button, so you can jump straight to the purchase screen.

These popups show up no matter what you’re doing, including in the middle of a pull-up set. Pear’s popup reads $200K, and the Cheese card at $1M appears in the shop window at the same time.

Pear unlocks at $200K, and the popup appears even during a training set.

Throwing each food and the animals it attracts

Run to the throwing booth at the head of the runway with your food equipped. After your first throw, a “Throw again” prompt hangs above the booth.

Throw again prompt floating over the throwing booth at the runway — The “Throw again” prompt above the throwing booth.

When “TAP TO THROW!” appears, time your tap on the power meter. A good tap shows a bonus such as “+17 POWER”, and the best timing shows “+18 POWER” with “GREAT!”.

Watch where the food lands. A banner names the zone, such as Forest or Savanna, and displays the Luck multiplier that applies to the roll.

Savanna zone banner shown under a 5.47X Luck multiplier on yellow terrain — Food landing in the Savanna at a 5.47X Luck multiplier.

Walk up and collect the animal that comes to eat. Its card shows the name and its income per second. Rare rolls add a “LUCKY!” tag with the odds, for example “1 in 961”.

Catches are random rolls, so the same food can bring in different animals. The table below shows real outcomes for each early food.

Food	Zone (Luck)	Animal	Income
Apple	Forest (3.13X)	Gold Badger	$18/s
Banana	Savanna (5.47X)	Large Hyena (1 in 1,296)	$861/s
Toast	Savanna (5.47X)	Big Zebra	$664/s
Orange	Savanna (5.48X)	Diamond Aardvark (1 in 961)	$1.44K/s
Pear	Savanna (6.71X)	Lion	$1K/s

The size and color tags make a big difference. A Large Hyena from a $150 Banana earns more than a Big Zebra from $4K Toast, because the Hyena came from a 1-in-1,296 roll. Once your throws pass the Forest, the Savanna’s yellow, checkered ground is where most early catches happen.

Aiming reticle centered over the yellow checkerboard ground of the Savanna — The yellow checkerboard ground of the Savanna, where early throws land.

The Luck multiplier in a zone isn’t fixed. Pear throws into the Savanna show 6.71X, compared with 5.47X for earlier foods.

Savanna banner with a 6.71X Luck indicator as food arrives in the zone — The Savanna banner showing a 6.71X Luck multiplier.

Collected animals live in your pen, and each one shows its earnings per second. A Gold Frog, for example, earns $3/s. The Animals button opens your list of everything you own.

A Gold Frog earning $3/s in the animal pen.

Your plot also has a SELL booth. The trip between the runway, the food stall, and the bars runs across this plot.

The SELL booth on the player’s green plot.

Throw Power and pull-up bars: how far your food flies

Food decides what comes to eat. Throw Power decides where the food lands. You raise it by doing pull-ups, and every level gained shows “LEVEL UP! Throw Power +5”. A red STOP button ends your set.

Training on the pull-up bar, with the STOP button and level progress on screen.

Better bars give more XP per rep, so you level faster. You start on a wooden bar. Each upgrade costs the same cash you spend on food.

Bar	Price	XP per rep
Wooden bar	Default	—
Steel Bar	$50	+2
Gold Bar	$2K	+4
Cyan Bar	$12K	+8
Violet Bar	$100K	+16

New bars arrive the same way new foods do, through a popup. This one is labeled “NEW EQUIPMENT!” and has an UPGRADE button. When the purchase goes through, you’ll see a banner such as “Upgraded to Steel Bar!”

Each bar station has a marker overhead showing its price and XP rate. The Gold Bar’s marker, for example, reads $2K and +4XP/rep.

The Gold Bar station, marked $2K and +4 XP per rep.

After you buy the Cyan Bar, the next offer is the Violet Bar at $100K. That’s half the price of Pear, so the next bar and the next food compete for the same cash at this stage.

Violet Bar upgrade offered at $100K beside an Upgraded to Cyan Bar confirmation — The Violet Bar offer at $100K appears right after the Cyan Bar upgrade.

You don’t need to leave the bar to buy food. When an unlock popup appears mid-set, its green SHOP button takes you straight to the purchase.

After a training set, head back across the plot to the runway. Your next throw uses your new Throw Power.

Crossing the plot past the SELL booth between training and throwing.

Tracking catches in the Animal Index and hub

Your food purchases eventually show up in the Animal Index. It lists 128 animals in total and tracks each zone separately. The Forest page, for example, counts out of 8. The Index, Shop, and Animals buttons are always on screen in the hub.

The hub, with the Index, Shop, and Animals buttons and the Top Money leaderboard.

Leaderboards on the hub walls rank players in three categories: Most Animals, Top Money, and Luckiest Catch.

Wall-mounted Most Animals, Top Money, and Luckiest Catch leaderboards in the hub — The Most Animals, Top Money, and Luckiest Catch leaderboards in the hub.

A 1-in-1,296 Large Hyena or a 1-in-961 Diamond Aardvark is the kind of lucky roll the Luckiest Catch board tracks.

The Luckiest Catch leaderboard in the hub.

Your animals also keep earning while you’re away. When you return, a popup reports how much they made, such as “Your animals earn $1.27M offline!” That can be enough for Cheese the moment you log back in, even if you exit through the Roblox menu with a food purchase still short.