However, nutrient paste meals give a -4 mood debuff, which ends up being -9 net mood compared to fine meals. Nutrient paste is a poor choice for caravans, given how quickly nutrient paste spoils and the tedious micro required to make stacks of them. This avoids food poisoning entirely and can save a lot of time off a cook's hands. This makes nutrient paste useful in a famine, even if you don't plan to use it indefinitely. Nutrient paste is the most efficient way to prepare a meal, noticeably better than simple and fine meals (180% efficiency). If Ideology DLC is active and the meal was made out of raw fungus, its normal moodlet will also be applied. If the meal was made out of insect meat or human meat, their respective moodlets will be applied. This mood penalty is not applied to Ascetic pawns and those with the Eating Nutrient Paste: Don't Mind ideoligious precept. When consumed, nutrient paste gives a −4 Ate awful meal moodlet. Nutrient paste cannot cause food poisoning. As paste takes 0.3 nutrition to make, it has a nutrition efficiency of 300%. See Nutrient paste dispenser for a more in-depth strategy.Ī nutrient paste meal can be eaten for 0.9 nutrition. This behavior can be exploited to stockpile meals, but their short shelf life of 0.75 days means they should be immediately frozen. This is done by limiting a pawn's area restriction to just a nutrient paste dispenser, or by simply drafting them. Should the pawn dispensing the meal be interrupted between dispensing and eating the meal, they will drop it. These meals can't normally be stockpiled. Typically, nutrient paste meals are dispensed by a hungry pawn and then immediately eaten they can't be produced by work bill, and animals won't use a dispenser. Nutrient paste meals are created at a powered nutrient paste dispenser instantly, using 0.3 nutrition of any food inside its hoppers.
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