Meat objects created from stone to flesh should rot away (and give food poisoning if eaten before rotting away), the same as corpses, rather than acting as permafood.

Possibly the meat stick should be exempt from this, if it is interpreted to be like a stick of jerky that will not rot easily.

Hitting an earth elemental with a stone to flesh spell currently has no interaction, which is odd. The following possibilities have been proposed:

• It turns into a flesh golem. However, stone to fleshing a stone golem already does this, and if earth elementals are loose rock compared to the specifically built body of a golem, it doesn’t make as much sense.
• It instakills the elemental and turns it into a pile of meatballs. This may be a little too cheap.
• As above, but the elemental gets the standard chance to resist.
• It cuts the elemental’s HP and max HP and drops some meatballs, but only actually kills the elemental if this would bring its HP to zero.

Casting stone to flesh upwards while standing on a falling rock trap makes the trap drop its remaining ammo as meatballs instead of rocks (which still fall on your head when you trigger the trap, but do no damage).

Meatballs, meat rings, meat sticks, and huge chunks of meat all become possibly tainted at the same age as corpses.

When a force bolt hits a huge chunk of meat, it turns into a bunch of meatballs (using the same formula for how many rocks are produced from a boulder).