Short answer
Flesh is removed from bodies at the Autopsy Table, and community wikis also list the Baker as a seller. Eating it restores 10 energy but adds 10 insanity. It is an ingredient for Minced Meat (made at a Millstone), Baked Meat and Live Bait. Check the corpse's white and red skulls first, because cutting parts out can lower its quality for good.
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Where Flesh comes from
The main source is the Autopsy Table: place a body on it and extract parts. Community wikis also mention Pocket extract, which can turn up items carried by the corpse.
The Baker is listed as a seller, which helps early on before your morgue is busy.
Check skulls before you cut
Removing parts changes a body's white and red skull values, and guides warn the change cannot be undone. Look at the skull totals first and decide whether the body is worth more as a good burial or as raw materials.
What to use it for
Minced Meat is made from Flesh at a Millstone, and Flesh also goes into Baked Meat and Live Bait for fishing.
Eating raw Flesh gives 10 energy for 10 insanity, so it is an emergency snack rather than a meal. See the cooking recipes page for better food.
Sources
- communitywikily.gg: Flesh
- communitywikily.gg: Autopsy Table I
- communitygraveyardkeeper2.cc: Autopsy table and organs
- pressSportskeeda: All cooking recipes
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