I'm a bit confused about Sai Baba's stance on meat. Did he give meat as prasad to all his devotees, even those who were vegetarian?

The text clarifies this point by explaining that Sai Baba was very considerate of his devotees' dietary habits. Chapter 38 states that Baba would only serve meat-mixed food to those who were already habitual meat-eaters. For devotees who had never consumed meat, he would not even let them touch it, as he never committed the 'rashness of giving them a craving for it through the Prasad.' This demonstrates a nuanced approach where he respected the individual practices of his followers. The chapter further notes that when a Guru gives Prasad, a disciple should not doubt what is edible or inedible, as doing so can lead to a spiritual downfall.