'Yellowjackets' Cast Talks Going Cannibal, How They Nicknamed Food and Who 'Threw Up' (Exclusive)

"It was disgusting... but also kind of delicious," teased Jasmin Savoy Brown to PEOPLE as she and her Yellowjackets costars detailed what stood in for human meat during this week's episode

This post contains spoilers for Yellowjackets season 2.

The Yellowjackets have finally given into their cravings.

Ahead of this week's episode "Edible Complex," the cast of Showtime's Yellowjackets spoke to PEOPLE about confirming the long-held suspicions that their stranded characters would go cannibal, as well as what it was like eating their teammate.

"It was disgusting... but also kind of delicious. That's all I'm gonna say about that," teased Jasmin Savoy Brown at last month's season 2 premiere in Los Angeles.

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The show follows a high school girls' soccer team from New Jersey that becomes stranded for 19 months in the Canadian wilderness after a plane crash in 1996. As they learn how to survive, their present-day counterparts deal with demons from their past.

After the season 1 finale ended with team captain Jackie Taylor (Ella Purnell) tragically freezing to death, the second episode of season two had the mourning teens finally curb their appetite when a series of perfect circumstances left their roasted frenemy outside their cabin.

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The cast detailed what stood in for the meat during their grand feast, as well as the hilariously appropriate nickname they gave the edible stand-in.

"She was made of jackfruit and rice paper rolls, so we nicknamed her Jackie-fruit," revealed Courtney Eaton, as her costar Sophie Nélisse confirmed the moniker, adding: "Because we were eating jackfruit and Jackie at the same time."

Nélisse, 23, who stars as the teen version of Shauna Shipman (a role shared with Melanie Lynskey), explained, "Eating her was absolutely disgusting, even though jackfruit is actually quite delicious.

"It was just, [I] couldn't wrap my head around what I was doing, and all I could see was this weird skin," she continued. "And it felt so realistic. I gagged in the scene a few times. I could barely get through it."

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Eaton, 27, added: "It was an interesting day to film. I think we freaked out our crew a little bit. I gagged, (Samantha Hanratty) threw up. But yeah, it's a weird one. I hope the fans like it, I know they kinda want it."

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