Vampires
only require blood to survive. They can eat food but even a small
portion acts as a mild poison. It weakens them, and too much food can
actually render them unconscious for hours. During this time the food
actually disintegrates into nothingness inside their body by
supernatural means. Scientific analysis indicates that the individual
vampire viruses that become apart of their cells bombard the food
causing it to blast into nothing. In the explosive process
they disappear as well until a new individual virus replicates. We
think this is a good thing because it prevents vampires from eating
people rather than sucking blood from them. Of course nothing is
stopping them from tearing someone to shreds with their fangs, and bare
hands
Vampires have no appetite for anything but blood. They also don’t
have human digestive mechanisms. Most food devoid of blood tastes like
nothing to vampires. However they can ingest liquids such as alcohol
and water without issues. In fact vampires often partake of
alcoholic beverages in between the consumption of blood.
Adding alcohol to food brings out the flavor so they can at least taste
it in their mouth for the experience before spitting it out. In order
to fit into human social situations they will pretend to eat food, and
then discreetly use a napkin to get rid of it. In some cases they
might actually eat a few bites to seal the illusion of their humanity to
gain acceptance into human groups for nefarious or admirable purposes.
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