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“It seems pretty normal.”
“Boring!”
“Is for salads. Blech.”
“This mushroom is disappointingly normal.”
“CULINARY FUNGUS”
“Seems edible, though it may not be totally sane to consume it.”
“I've eaten stranger things in the woods.”
“I should eat it.”
“Raw fungus is not something my stomach can process.”
“Terrible!”
“Smells really earthy.”
“Looks sort of tasty.”
“Don't crowd the mushrooms.”
“Not me top choice o' grub.”
“WILBA FIND'TH MUSHYROOM!”
“Green mushy”
“How adventurous am I feeling?”
“Yep. Green mushroom.”
“These mushrooms play all sort of tricks.”
“Has nice color, probably tasty.”
–Wurt
“It's not usually smart to eat unfamiliar mushrooms.”
“Ugh, mushrooms...”
Green Caps are Vegetable Food Items that can be harvested on Green Mushrooms or Green Mushtrees. A raw Green Cap will take away a hefty 50 
when eaten, while also restoring 12.5 
. It has no effect on health. Green Caps can also be used as Crock Pot filler with a 0.5 vegetable value.
In Don't Starve Together, the Toadstool has a chance to drop Green Cap upon death. Green Caps are required to craft Dusky Lures and the Green Funcap. A Mushroom Planter can be used to grow Green Mushrooms by planting a Green Cap or Green Mushroom Spores in it.
Cooked Green Cap
“It's different now...”
“I changed it with fire!”
“Is not same.”
“All is malleable.”
“MODIFIED FUNGUS”
“Chemistry has happened.”
“I don't trust it.”
“Salty!”
“I deduce the cooking has made it more digestible.”
“Charred by flame ör nöt, it will nöt töuch my lips!”
“Heat really brings out the juices.”
“Fried fungus.”
“Could use butter and chives...”
“Th' witch doctor told Woodlegs it'd cure me crazies.”
“FWOOSH'D MUSHYROOM”
“Helps head”
“Well, only one way to tell if it's poisonous or not.”
“Doesn't look TOO deadly.”
“That changed it somehow.”
“It smell different now.”
–Wurt
“It's probably safe now that it's cooked, right?”
“For some reason the thought of eating it isn't so repulsive now.”
A Cooked Green Cap is a Vegetable Food Item made by Cooking a Green Cap on a fire (Campfire, Fire Pit, Dwarf Star, etc.). Unlike its raw counterpart, the Cooked Green Cap will instead restore 15 and take away 1 
when eaten, not affecting hunger at all.
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Tips
- Raw Green Caps can be eaten to decrease Sanity (to hunt Shadow Creatures or Beardlings, for example).
- Having an equal positive effect to the Raw Blue Cap's negative, the Cooked Green Cap may be eaten in conjunction with a Raw Blue Cap for a resulting +19 , +12.5 , and 0 .
Trivia
- Some real-life mushrooms, such as psilocybin mushrooms, have psycoactive properties and can cause visual and auditory hallucinations similar to those seen with low Sanity.
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