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The Official Pokémon Handbook mentions Golbat drinking the blood of its enemies, which is noted in most of its in-game Pokédex entries as well. Many Pokémon species are confirmed to be either predator or prey to other species, with some confirmed relations. The tea that composes Polteageist’s body has a distinct and enjoyable flavor. Drinking too much, however, can be fatal. Introduced in the Generation I games, drinks can be bought from vending machines and can be used to heal Pokémon in much the same way that Potions can at a fraction of the price. Antique Form Polteageist does not obey typical form inheritance rules when breeding, and therefore cannot produce Eggs that contain Antique Form Sinistea. All Sinistea that hatch from Eggs will always be Phony Form, regardless of the parent's form.

Route 212, Route 213 (With Dowsing Machine), Route 217 (With Dowsing Machine), Route 221, Route 227 (With Dowsing Machine), Route 229, Mt. CoronetIn Bewitch, Battle, and Bewilder! and Valor: A Strategic Part of Battling!, James's Morpeko was seen drinking some Moomoo Milk. Monster Energy’s argument was essentially the same for all of them – that these games’ use of the word ‘monster’ could confuse customers – but this obviously didn’t work. The JPO ruled that ‘there is no risk of causing confusion as to the origin of the product.’ In some parts of the Paldea region, Klawf's claws are used as a cooking ingredient; it is also noted that Klawf can regrow its claws if it loses them. Several Pokédex entries allude to people eating Pokémon, such as by describing the flavor or tastiness of their flesh or other parts of their bodies. Apricorns were introduced in Generation II, where their sole use was to create custom Poké Balls. In the remakes of the Generation II games, Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, Apricorns can be blended into drinks called Aprijuice. These drinks will raise a Pokémon's Pokéathlon stats: Speed, Power, Skill, Stamina, and Jump.

In Pokémon Move Specialist Professor Kukui, Sun mentions his Pokédex falling into his ride Mudsdale's dung, causing it to smell badly. Curry appears as a feature in Generation VIII. Curries can be cooked in a player's Pokémon Camp, and the meal is then shared between the player(s) and their Pokémon. Various types of curries can be made (with a total of 151 different types), differing depending on the Berries and other ingredients used. Generic curry has also appeared throughout the anime and manga. Some Pokémon also eat food which would not be eaten by humans, such as Aron and Lairon, who were shown eating the remains of the Megarig in the credits of Giratina and the Sky Warrior. Because Galarian Weezing consumes particles that contaminate the air, instead of leaving droppings, it expels clean air. Though risky to drink, this Pokémon's tea tastes delicious. Gourmets who have no fear of danger drink Polteageist tea day after day.

The meat of Clauncher's claws is edible; it is delicious and popular as a delicacy in Galar but has a distinct flavor that doesn't appeal to all tastes. Meat is often shown in the anime, and it has also been shown in Pokémon Sword and Shield. While it has never been directly shown to come from Pokémon, no other food source has yet been explained. It is known that some Pokémon produce edible foods and by-products such as milk, nuts and fruit. These can be safely harvested with little or no harm or discomfort to the Pokémon. However, it has been mentioned that some Pokémon are hunted and used for their meat: Farfetch'd in particular are noted for making a good meal, especially when cooked with leek, and were nearly hunted to extinction because of this, ultimately leading to their rareness.