I don't recall anything about flowers on the instructions. Or throwing them out.

[He is still very dubious about eating one. There's just something off to the idea, even though she ... seems to like it well enough to recommend it to someone else.

And it is with slow caution that one of the little pastry-brisket-flower things is picked up much like she had. If it's poisonous, that would be one hell of a way to go. The 'legendary' killer bred by Shinra to massacre their foes, felled by a flower at a party made by fairies.]

... There's flavor changing buns around here somewhere. And I'm sure most of the meat is perfectly fine, and fruit; they're recognizable.

[But he can't very well ask for a recommendation and then not actually try it ... flower and all. It's such a weird idea.

But when it's actually tried, disappearing with one bite he finds it tastes mostly like a pastry with cheesy meat on it, pleasantly different and with no wildly overpowering flower taste. He doesn't immediately go for another one in favor of thinking hard about that one, and how he felt about it.

... Give him a minute. Novelty requires processing.]