Leafy Meat

“That doesn't look very appealing.”

–Wilson, when examining Leafy Meat.

“Eww, it's all slimy.”

–Willow, when examining Leafy Meat.

“What is this? Meat for baby man?”

–Wolfgang, when examining Leafy Meat.

“It has a foul smell.”

–Wendy, when examining Leafy Meat.

“A SURPRISINGLY HIGH AMOUNT OF PROTEIN.”

–WX-78, when examining Leafy Meat.

“The plant produced a meaty substance.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining Leafy Meat.

“That's gross!”

–Woodie, when examining Leafy Meat.

“A feeble attempt to trick the weak minded.”

–Maxwell, when examining Leafy Meat.

“I suppöse it's clöse enöugh.”

–Wigfrid, when examining Leafy Meat.

“It's all squishy.”

–Webber, when examining Leafy Meat.

“It's got all two food groups.”

–Walani, when examining Leafy Meat.

“Meaty leaves? I'm so confused...”

–Warly, when examining Leafy Meat.

“A suspect meat.”

–Woodlegs, when examining Leafy Meat.

“Meat from dirt”

–Wormwood, when examining Leafy Meat.

“This is beyond confusing.”

–Winona, when examining Leafy Meat.

Leafy Meat is a meat food item obtained by harvesting a Lureplant. When a Lureplant has not devoured anything else, it will dangle this item to lure prey into its field of Eyeplants. If another Meat is eaten by the Eyeplants, then the Lureplant will dangle that instead.

The player's currently equipped tool/weapon must be unequipped to harvest the Leafy Meat, otherwise the character will only have the option to attack the plant instead. It cannot be added to the Crock Pot.

Since it is considered meat, Leafy Meat can be given to a caged bird for an Egg, used to befriend (or bait) a Pig, and traded with the Pig King for Gold. Carrying or picking up a Leafy Meat will anger a Bunnyman.

Cooked Leafy MeatEdit

“At least it's warm now.”

–Wilson, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Fire makes everything better.”

–Willow, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Is slightly better now.”

–Wolfgang, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“It's only slightly more appealing.”

–Wendy, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“I MADE IT BETTER.”

–WX-78, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“I feel better about eating this now.”

–Wickerbottom, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Cooking it didn't help much.”

–Woodie, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“The heat has made this a suitable meal.”

–Maxwell, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Still green, but it'll dö.”

–Wigfrid, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“It smells kind of rotten.”

–Webber, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Hey, you're not a REAL steak!”

–Walani, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Could use less oxymorons...”

–Warly, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Cooked it up, I did.”

–Woodlegs, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“Good for belly”

–Wormwood, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

“It cooked up pretty good.”

–Winona, when examining Cooked Leafy Meat.

Cooked Leafy Meat is the product of cooking a piece of Leafy Meat over a Campfire, Fire Pit or star. Compared to the raw version, it fills hunger a little more, fills 1 additional point of health, and removes the sanity penalty.

 Don't Starve TogetherEdit

In Don't Starve Together, Leafy Meat can also be obtained by killing Grass Gekkos.

UsageEdit

Trivia Edit

• Leafy Meat (along with the Lureplant) was added in the It's Not a Rock! update.
• To avoid confusion, Wigfrid can indeed eat Leafy Meat.

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