Food

Food is an inventory category.

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The primary characteristic of Food items is that they can be eaten. Most can be eaten through their Standard Use.
The Food enchantment is distinct from the Food permanent category. The enchantment adds a Standard Use in pop-up form that allows you to directly eat the enchanted item, with the pop-up sharing any existing Standard Use for the enchanted item even if its Standard Use had no pop-up before. This use is available even if the item is on cooldown or if it has the Passive category.
If you eat an item that doesn't have Food as an inherent category (like what is possible with the Food enchantment or Race: Nibblonian), you will move forward an amount of spaces equal to a random value from 1/3 to 2/3 the standard shop price of the item, rounded to the nearest whole number.

The minimum floor for this is 1 space, while the minimum ceiling is 2 spaces; supposing you have Race: Hogger, you will move 2 spaces forward when eating an item with a 0 Rupee price (like Ball & Chain.)
The maximum ceiling for this is 40 spaces; supposing you have Race: Hogger, you will move only 40 spaces forward when eating an item with a 1500 Rupee price (like Diss Card: Shift.)

The generic Food item-givers are:

As of April 2nd, 2020, all of the Food items that cannot be obtained with generic Food item-givers are:

Butt World's Butt Beans
Candy World
Catapulted Strawberry Cake/Birthday Cake
Christmas Dinner
Cinnamon Bun in Ooo
Noodles Of Cleansing in the FSM Afterlife
Pacman used against The Bear!, used against a bad guy in The Wild West, used against the Small Golem of the Archaeology Dig, used against the Ghost in the Dungeon Crawl, or used against another player at the Catapult

If you open an Unlabeled Can and it contains Beans, Tomato Soup, Tuna, or Spinach, you eat it.
If you use Fruity Bow, you force the target to eat a fruit item.