Pawns don't take dietary preference into account when taking meal to inventory.

[Mehni]

I have 2 kitchens. Kitchen 1 makes fine meals for consumption. Kitchen 2 makes simple meals using human meat for export.

The cook in kitchen 2 has the habit of picking up these simple meals, taking them to her inventory and then eating them after a raid. If I see her with a simple meal in her inventory, I tell her to drop it. As soon as she has an opportunity, she'll take another simple meal to her inventory. What she should be doing is wait a bit and pick up a fine meal around dinner time.

Likewise, my cannibal cook doesn't prefer to take the simple meal with human meat into his inventory, but instead has a fine meal in his inventory.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Make a simple meal using human meat.
2. Make a fine meal using regular ingredients. Put these meals within reasonable distance of each other.
3. Draft a pawn with a full hunger bar and an empty inventory and position them at or within arms reach of the simple meal.
4. Undraft the pawn. Said pawn will take the simple meal to their inventory.
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6. Watch pawn go berserk because of "Ate cooked cannibalism".

[ItchyFlea]

Bug confirmed. I have listed it on Mantis here: https://ludeon.com/mantis/view.php?id=2738 Thank-you for reporting this.