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I don;t know if anyone had recommended any of these new diets and food ideas I am about to tell. (some of them may be found in other posts). 1) Collecting Fungis. There is a high chance to find fungis in the wilderness and in forests especially. I don't know the type of fungi that grow in Kentucky but I think there are some of them. Maybe some of them will have Poisonous effects and unless you prepare it someway you will be poisoned and get nauseous for 2 - 3 days 2) Collecting Honey ( I think there is a post about honey and candles) : If you have the chance to find a bee hive you will be able to collect honey with 95 % of getting injuried by the wild bees(unless you equip the protective equipment ) . You will be able to collect part of the hive and relocate it however this may result in severe injury if you do not equip the necessary equipment. You will be able to use honey as temporary glue or use it in recipies (or eat it directly). In order to collect honey you will need a water container for it. 3)Collecting Resin from the trees. Its basic use will be to use it as a basic ingredient for crafting glues. You will also be able to use it in order to create insence. You will be able to apply on bow strings ( when they are added) in order to increase their friction and reduce the time you need to shoot an arrow. Also you will be able to mix it in a bottle with alcohol to create an alcoholic drink . Also combining water with resin will temporarily create a chewing gum ( this will help if you are nauseous). In order to use the resin in any craft or carpentry you will have to heat it up first as it solidifies quickly. 4) Snow eating during the snow periods in winter ( I don't know if there are weather periods yet in the game but if winter comes I guess there will be snow). You will be able to collect snow from the ground and then by heating it up or by letting it melt down you can create water. Also you will be able to eat it directly as snow decreasing your thrist and Hunger but increasing unhappiness and chances of catching a cold.