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QuestionText:	FAAAANTASTIC<br><br><br><br><br>so what happens to the ingestor. how's the taste. is it bad. asking for a friend (it is me)
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AnswerText:	Oh, there's nothing wrong with the taste at all! Mostly. Sticking to fully-ripened fruits/leaves, etc., they will all taste largely as they should. Which will actually be pretty good, and the nutrition received will be fantastic.<br><br>Unripened vegetation (and especially the parts of the plant that any tree would prefer no one to nibble on: branches, leaves, bark, the trunk itself) are uncomfortably fleshy on the inside, though. The limbs of the tree aren't called that for nothing- and the deeper one gets, the outright <i>meatier</i> they become. Even the smaller branches have an odd metallic aftertaste, and the texture is a bizarre hybrid of plant fibers and meat fibers. Injuries it takes this way will bleed reddish sap-blood. It won't hurt the stomachs of any nibbling Glires/Ruminantias though, and the nutrition remains excellent.

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