Food
As previously noted, there are several varieties of food available to your character. The two main catagories you will find foods located in are Edible and Dubious. Although I'm not going full out with a list of every food item in the game, I will make note of which dubious items are edible, and which aren't as well as the different types of alcohol. Note that eating food thats of a poor quality won't actually hurt your character, it will just make your vitality drop.
Dubious Items (Edible) 
The main dubious items you can eat are a realtively small number. Cat food is edible, and only restores about 5 vitality. Mushrooms, both white and red, are also edible and restore a much more impressive 20 vitality. Mushrooms can be found both in buildings, and in small patches out in the wild.
White mushrooms are perfectly fine to eat with no adverse effects. Red mushrooms are also fine to eat, but they have a certain side effect to be wary of; they will cause your character to absolutely trip balls after eating them. The effect is similar to being drunk, however its much more disorienting and the onset is much quicker.
Of special note is haggis. It's labeled as green and edible, but the icon for it may make it look inedible (espeically if you're American). Apples also take on a rather sickly appearance, but are fine to eat.
Dubious Items (Inedible) 
By far the most common food stuffs found in buildings are unfortunantely inedible. Unpleaseant eggs and blight ridden spuds will probably be found a majority of the time, and they are both bad for you, draining 20 vitality. Mouldy bread is also bad, but only drops vitality 5 points. Dead rats are also a common item. I think that this should go without saying, but you shouldn't eat a dead rat, neither in game or real life. They will drop your vitality a whoping 50 points in game, and probably give you hepatitus or cancer or something in real life
That Sweet, Sweet Booze
Alcohol is one of the better healing items, if only because it gives you a handy distraction tool after you drink it. Much like real life, alcohol comes in different flavors. Also like real life, too much will get you ♥♥♥♥ hammered drunk. In general, all alcohols seem to give you 50 vitality, which is not bad as far as food stuffs go. The main difference is in how quickly they get you drunk.
- Local Stout - Requires two to become drunk.
- Sherry - Instant inebriation
- Whisky - Instant, harsh inebriation.
Talismans
Talismans were added into the game to give your character some powerful, yet short term abilities. These items are found rarely, and only obtainable from certain loot sources. I've mostly seen them appear in the small shacks that can be found out in fields away from the main towns. The industrial and fens biomes tend to have an abundance of these shacks. (Note that it's the shacks out in the open with a bonfire next to them, not the shacks that appear in wooden copses. The talismans might spawn there as well, I just haven't seen any there yet.)
As follows, here are the talismans I have found thus far:
Invisibility Talisman A blue coloured vodoo doll. This doll causes your character to become invisible for 20 seconds. As per the description, you are only invisible and still make noise, but enemies will absolutely not be able to find you. That includes the ever terrifying Land Owner, who you can walk up to and headbutt his knee if thats what gets your jollies off.
Invincibility Talisman A red coloured vodoo doll. As per the name, this item will give your character temporary invincibility. Really great to use if your cornered or are about to be attacked by something terrible like the bog monster. As with the invisibility Talisman, you get 20 seconds.
Using either talisman creates a small vodoo doll icon that hovers above your main status bar, next to where the bleeding alert itcon appears.
[Thanks to hydra479 & DerailedGears22 for doing the initial legwork for me!]
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