Version info

Modern Industrialization 2.2.25
Minecraft 1.21.1
NeoForge 21.1.77
Modpack: Craftoria 1.8.0

Expected result

Mining with the Steam Mining Drill in 3×3 mode should cost food energy from the player's hunger bar based on the blocks broken, at the same rate as mining in 1×1 mode or with another tool. By default, one food point (half a shank) from the hunger bar for every 800 blocks mined.¹

Alternatively, mining with the Steam Mining Drill in 1×1 mode does not decrease the player's food level.

Actual result

When mining with the Steam Mining Drill in 3×3 mode, there is no effect on the player's food level; they can mine as long as they want as long as they have a bucket of water and enough fuel for the drill.

Steps to reproduce

1. Install the modpack "Craftoria" version 1.8.0, or at least the mods mentioned in "Version info." Also install AppleSkin for easier viewing of the player's food, saturation, and exhaustion levels.
2. Create a new world with commands enabled.
3. Give yourself a Steam Mining Drill and a water bucket.
4. Add fuel to the Steam Mining Drill.
5. Use it to mine blocks in 3×3 mode.
6. Notice no exhaustion is gained from the blocks mined in step 4.
   (You can verify this with /data get entity @s foodExhaustionLevel).
7. Switch to 1×1 mode, then use it to mine blocks.
8. Notice exhaustion is added normally for blocks mined by the drill.