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Cooking gauntlets

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Cooking gauntlets
Released9 April 2002 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemFamily Crest
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableYes
StackableNo
NoteableNo
OptionsWear, Destroy
DestroyBefore Family Pest: You can obtain another set of cooking gauntlets from Dimintheis.
After Family Pest: You can obtain another set of cooking gauntlets from Caleb.
ExamineThese gauntlets empower with a greater ability to cook fish.
Values
Value1 coin
High alch0 coins
Low alch0 coins
Weight0.226 kg
Advanced data
Item ID775
LinkMOID

Cooking gauntlets are a pair of gloves available after completing the quest Family Crest, along with the goldsmith and chaos gauntlets. The gauntlets, when worn, significantly decrease the likelihood of burning lobsters, swordfish, cooked kyatt,[a] monkfish, sharks, and anglerfish when cooking them. They do not work on other types of food.[1]

Players can obtain the cooking gauntlets by bringing the steel gauntlets that were awarded from the quest to Caleb in or around the house north of the archery shop in Catherby. (Note: if the gauntlets have a different enchantment on them already, Caleb will charge the player 25,000 coins).

The text that appears when you give your gauntlets to Caleb is: "Caleb takes the gauntlets from you, pours some herbs and seasonings on them, bakes them on his range for a short period of time, and then hands them back to you."

Prior to completing the Family Pest miniquest, if lost, they are re-obtained free of charge from Dimintheis. After completion of the Family Pest, they can be claimed from Caleb for free at any time and without the need for steel gauntlets; and all forms of the Family Crest gauntlets can be owned simultaneously. They can also be claimed in free-to-play worlds but cannot be equipped in free-to-play.

The gauntlets cannot be taken to Entrana.

Fishing and cooking 5 sharks with the cooking gauntlets in Catherby is a requirement for the Kandarin elite diary.

The Cooking cape is strictly superior to and supersedes the cooking gauntlets, meaning the latter no longer need to be used once a player reaches level 99 Cooking. Nonetheless, they should not be discarded, as they are a requirement for a master clue step from Falo the Bard.

Combat stats

 Attack bonuses
StabSlashCrushMagicRanged
+2+2+2+0+0
 Defence bonuses
StabSlashCrushMagicRanged
+8+9+7+0+0
 Other bonusesSlot
StrengthRangedMagic damagePrayerHands slot table
+2+0+0%+0List

Burn level

When players have reached level 99 in Cooking, they can buy a Cooking cape, which will allow the player to never burn food again whilst equipped, thus allowing the player to stop wearing the cooking gauntlets. In addition, the Cooking cape works on all foods, whereas the gauntlets only work on the following:

Food Fire Range[h 1] Hosidius[h 2] Gauntlets Experience Members?
5% 10%[h 3] Default[h 4] Hosidius 5% Hosidius 10%[h 3]
Lobster 74 74 70 N/A 64 60 N/A 120 0
Swordfish 86 80 76 N/A 80 76 N/A 140 0
Cooked kyatt 86 80 76 N/A 80 76 N/A 143 1
Monkfish 92 90 86 82 86 82 N/A 150 1
Shark N/A N/A N/A 98 94 89 84 210 1
Anglerfish N/A N/A N/A N/A 97 93 87 230 1
  1. ^ Ranges have a lower chance of burning certain foods than an open fire.
  2. ^ The Hosidius Kitchen range multiplies the chance-to-not-burn roll by 1.05, or 1.10 with the elite diary completed.
  3. ^ 3.0 3.1 The value will be N/A if the level required to not burn with the Elite Kourend & Kebos Diary completed is lower than the level required to complete the diary (level 79 with spicy stew).
  4. ^ Using cooking gauntlets at a fire or normal range.

Treasure Trails

  • The Cooking gauntlets is the item Falo requires players to show him when he sings about: These gloves of white won't help you fight, but aid in cooking, they just might.

Changes

Date Changes
6 September 2005
(Update)

The "Drop" option was replaced with a "Destroy" option.

Trivia

  • Although they are not a fish, cooking gauntlets affect the success rate of cooking raw kyatt, as the success rates were copied directly from swordfish.

References

  1. ^ Jagex. Mod Ash's Twitter account. 8 January 2020. Archived from the original on 28 May 2020. Mod Ash: "[Also a quick confirmation too, the gauntlets really only work for fish above Tuna, correct?] Lobster, swordfish, shark, anglerfish, monkfish."
  1. ^ Although not a fish, the gauntlets increase the chances of cooking raw kyatt because the success rates were directly copied from swordfish.

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