Drinking tea is a form of tea culture! It is not vegetarian; it is a long-standing cultural tradition.

[Your Chester]

Most Chinese players hope that Wigfrid can drink tea. Tea is not vegetarian; tea drinking is a cultural practice. It is not simply a matter of vegetarianism. I do not frequently browse forums and am too indifferent to respond to some ridiculous remarks. I suggest that certain individuals take the time to understand Chinese tea culture. Furthermore, Wigfrid does not exclusively eat meat; she does not eat vegetables. Tea should be considered a beneficial item.

[Bumber64]

It's not so much that she doesn't eat vegetables, but that she doesn't eat things that don't contain meat (besides sweets). She'll eat guacamole because it's got a moleworm in it, despite being mostly cactus or stone fruit. Wrapping meat around nettles lets her eat those.

She doesn't drink electric milk or eat glommer's goop because those aren't meat. Apparently she can't even eat raw honey because it's not considered a sweet?

[Evelo]

10 hours ago, Your Chester said:

tea drinking is a cultural practice

Depends on the culture. I don't think Wigfrid would participate in that, though i don't know really anything about opera performer culture.

[MeowDao]

1 hour ago, Bumber64 said:

She doesn't drink electric milk or eat glommer's goop because those aren't meat. Apparently she can't even eat raw honey because it's not considered a sweet?

This food category really puzzles me. Rotten fish and eggs are also included in it, so you'll see the weird situation where Wickerbottom refuses to eat stale food but can consume rotten items.

It's also strange for Wurt to eat foods from this category.

[Edible Coal]

dst food labeling is always "wonkny" to say the lease
but i do think wigfrid doesnt drink tea makes absolute sense because tea is literally leaf water

the reason why wigfrid rejects vegetable is because you dont need to fight in order to get vegetable, theres no pride or fame in eating food that just comes out of the ground naturally, which is against the valkyrie spirits

the ingredient of tea is just literally grass you pick on the floor and plain water, therefore is not a food fit for a warrior  

[Jakepeng99]

17 hours ago, Your Chester said:

Most Chinese players hope that Wigfrid can drink tea. Tea is not vegetarian; tea drinking is a cultural practice. It is not simply a matter of vegetarianism. I do not frequently browse forums and am too indifferent to respond to some ridiculous remarks. I suggest that certain individuals take the time to understand Chinese tea culture. Furthermore, Wigfrid does not exclusively eat meat; she does not eat vegetables. Tea should be considered a beneficial item.

Warriors do not partake in tea time

Also Wigfrid isnt Chinese.

[Adgycarp]

7 hours ago, Edible Coal said:

dst food labeling is always "wonkny" to say the lease
but i do think wigfrid doesnt drink tea makes absolute sense because tea is literally leaf water

the reason why wigfrid rejects vegetable is because you dont need to fight in order to get vegetable, theres no pride or fame in eating food that just comes out of the ground naturally, which is against the valkyrie spirits

the ingredient of tea is just literally grass you pick on the floor and plain water, therefore is not a food fit for a warrior  

Well said.

 

[Nikki Darks]

On 12/11/2025 at 4:34 PM, Your Chester said:

Most Chinese players hope that Wigfrid can drink tea. Tea is not vegetarian; tea drinking is a cultural practice. It is not simply a matter of vegetarianism. I do not frequently browse forums and am too indifferent to respond to some ridiculous remarks. I suggest that certain individuals take the time to understand Chinese tea culture. Furthermore, Wigfrid does not exclusively eat meat; she does not eat vegetables. Tea should be considered a beneficial item.

That's nice and all, but Wigfrid's downside is that she does not eat veggies, only if there is meat with those veggies... It's the same with Wickerbottom not being able to sleep during the winter event to get presents. Sure it sucks that your character is excluded, but don't try to bring culture in a conversation which has nothing to do with it.