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Food is a type of item primarily used to restore the player's Hitpoints, though some foods may have other effects. Food can be obtained through the Cooking skill, as a drop from certain monsters, from some random events such as the Sandwich lady, from other players, or from non-player characters. There are also foods which can be grown with the Farming skill or found in some farm areas such as potatoes, cabbages, and onions. Lastly, there are holiday food items such as pumpkins and easter eggs. It is not advised to eat one of these holiday items due to their low availability and high price.

There are many different kinds of food, such as fish and meat, bread, cakes, pies, and pizza. Some food items, such as pies and pizzas, have two or more "bites" or "slices" meaning they can be eaten multiple times.

Most food will delay your next attack or food consumption by 3 ticks (1.8 seconds) when consumed. Foods which incur non-standard attack or eating delays are called fast foods.

This list only includes some of the most popular foods. You can find a list of all foods here, and a list of all cooked foods under the Cooking skill.

Food Heals Skills
Needed
Notes GP per heal[a] GE price Members
Shrimps 3 Cooking 1 Fishing 1 Caught via small net fishing. Commonly used for very early game combat. 7.67 23 0
Cooked chicken 3 Cooking 1 Raw chicken is obtained by killing chickens. Commonly used for very early game combat. 21.33 64 0
Cooked meat 3 Cooking 1 Raw meat can be obtained by killing cows or giant rats. Commonly used for very early game combat. 24.67 74 0
Sardine 4 Cooking 1 Fishing 5 Caught via bait fishing. 4.00 16 0
Bread 5 Cooking 1 Baked by players, see Cooking skill.

Can be stolen from East Ardougne, Keldagrim, Kourend Castle and Hosidius Farmers' Market.

17.60 88 0
Herring 5 Cooking 5 Fishing 10 Caught via bait fishing. 2.80 14 0
Mackerel 6 Cooking 10 Fishing 16 Caught via big net fishing. 3.17 19 1
Trout 7 Cooking 15 Fishing 20 Caught via fly fishing. 2.86 20 0
Pike 8 Cooking 20 Fishing 25 Caught via bait fishing. 5.75 46 0
Peach 8 Magic 60 Created with the Bones to Peaches magic spell or tablet after unlocking it from the Mage Training Arena.
Replenishable food source when bones are available.
3.95 316[b] 1
Red crab meat 8 Cooking 21 Hunter 21 Caught via crab trapping. 29.50 236 1
Salmon 9 Cooking 25 Fishing 30 Caught via fly fishing. 3.22 29 0
Cooked t-bone steak 9 Cooking 13 Dropped by Brutus.
Boosts Strength by 2.
9.44 85 0
Tuna 10 Cooking 30 Fishing 35 Caught with a harpoon. 4.20 42 0
Jug of wine 11 Cooking 35 Upon consumption, Attack is temporarily decreased by 2 points and leaves a jug behind.
Can be purchased for 1 from a variety of shops, either from the Free-to-play accessible Fortunato, or the infinite stock pubs available in Varlamore, such as The Flaming Arrow. Has a notably higher weight of 1.5kg compared to most other foods.
0.36 4 0
Cake 4 × 3 Cooking 40 Baked by players, see Cooking skill.
Heals 4 Hitpoints per bite (3 bites total).
Can be stolen from East Ardougne, Keldagrim, Kourend Castle and Hosidius Farmers' Market.
9.08 109 0
Meat pie 6 × 2 Cooking 20 Baked by players, see Cooking skill. Can be purchased in the Cooks' Guild for 15.
Heals 6 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total). After eating it, a pie dish will remain.
4.00 48 0
Lobster 12 Cooking 40 Fishing 40 Caught with a lobster pot. 8.83 106 0
Bass 13 Cooking 43 Fishing 46 Caught via big net fishing. 3.38 44 1
Plain pizza 7 × 2 Cooking 35 Baked by players, see cooking skill.
Heals 7 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total).
33.57 470 0
Swordfish 14 Cooking 45 Fishing 50 Caught with a harpoon. Best single bite food item for Free-to-play. 15.93 223 0
Blue crab meat 14 Cooking 48 Hunter 48 Caught via crab trapping. 24.43 342 1
Apple pie 7 × 2 Cooking 30 Made by using a cooking apple on a pie shell to make an uncooked apple pie and cooking it. Can be purchased in the Cooks' Guild for 30.
Heals 7 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total). After eating it, a pie dish will remain.
4.93 69 0
Chocolate cake 5 × 3 Cooking 50 Made by adding chocolate dust to cake.
Heals 5 Hitpoints per bite (3 bites total).
1/3 slice can be stolen from East Ardougne, Keldagrim, Kourend Castle and Hosidius Farmers' Market.
9.53 143 0
Swordtip squid 15 Cooking 56 Fishing 52 Caught via Lantern harpooning 20.87 313 1
Snowy knight 15 Hunter 35 Caught via hunter while having a Butterfly jar.
Can be released to restore 15 Hitpoints.
Use on another player with accept aid turned on to heal them and up to 3 other players in a 5x5 area around them (including yourself), healing up to 60 Hitpoints total.
Will not increase the delay before your next attack.
135.13 2,027 1
Potato with cheese 16 Cooking 47 Made by using cheese on a potato with butter.
Can be purchased from the Warriors' Guild for 9, requiring a combined Attack and Strength level of 130 to access.
17.25 276 1
Monkfish 16 Cooking 62 Fishing 62 Caught via small net fishing in the Piscatoris Fishing Colony after the completion of the Swan Song. 9.94 159 1
Ixcoztic white 16 N/A Purchased from Moonrise Wines for 100.
Upon consumption, Attack is temporarily decreased by 5, Herblore by 1, and Farming is temporarily boosted by 1.
12.06 193 1
Giant krill 17 Cooking 69 Fishing 69 Caught with a fishing rod or via deep sea trawling. 13.47 229 1
Jumbo squid 17 Cooking 71 Fishing 69 Caught via Lantern harpooning 58.82 1,000 1
Cooked kyatt 9 + 8 Cooking 51 Hunter 55 Caught via hunter. If a second hunter meat is eaten before the effect happens, only the most recent secondary heal will occur. 14.53 247 1
Anchovy pizza 9 × 2 Cooking 55 Made by using anchovies on a plain pizza.
Heals 9 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total).
Highest healing food per inventory slot for Free-to-play
35.33 636 0
Cooked karambwan 18 Cooking 30 Fishing 65 A karambwan vessel and completion of Tai Bwo Wannai Trio required to fish and cook it properly.
Can be eaten in the same tick as another piece of food, allowing for combo eating.
Shorter attack delay than most other food (2 ticks instead of 3).
22.33 402 1
Haddock 18 Cooking 73 Fishing 73 Caught with a fishing rod or via deep sea trawling.

Can boost Hitpoints above maximum, capped at the lesser of 20% or 10HP.

28.50 513 1
Curry 19 Cooking 60 Commonly used for fighting the Chaos Elemental. Once eaten, an empty bowl remains in the inventory. Has a notably higher weight of 1.5kg compared to most other foods. 19.53 371 1
Rainbow crab meat 19 Cooking 77 Hunter 77 Caught via crab trapping. 40.21 764 1
Yellowfin 19 Cooking 79 Fishing 79 Caught with a fishing rod or via deep sea trawling.

Restores 20% Energy when eaten.

42.16 801 1
Cooked pyre fox 11 + 8 Cooking 59 Hunter 57 Caught via hunter. If a second hunter meat is eaten before the effect happens, only the most recent secondary heal will occur. 28.42 540 1
Guthix rest 5 × 4 Herblore 18 Requires partial completion of One Small Favour to make and consume.
Can boost 5 Hitpoints above max. Restores 5% run energy and reduces poison damage by 1 and reduces venom to poison.
In many cases, it may not be considered food as it is a potion made with the Herblore skill; however in some raids, it is a food and cannot be consumed.
Will not increase the delay until your next attack.
151.30 3,026 1
Shark 20 Cooking 80 Fishing 76 Caught with a harpoon or traded for with minnows. 49.10 982 1
Halibut 20 Cooking 83 Fishing 83 Caught with a fishing rod or via deep sea trawling.
Can be eaten in the same tick as another piece of food, allowing for combo eating.
Shorter attack delay than most other food (2 ticks instead of 3).
116.05 2,321 1
Dragonfruit pie 10 × 2 Cooking 73 Heals 10 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total).
Boosts Fletching by 4.
20.20 404 1
Sea turtle 21 Cooking 82 Fishing 79 Can be caught from the Fishing Trawler minigame, Tempoross, drift net fishing.

Drops noted from Larran's small chest, Larran's big chest, and the Brimstone chest.

51.48 1,081 1
Cooked sunlight antelope 12 + 9 Cooking 68 Hunter 72 Caught via hunter. If a second hunter meat is eaten before the effect happens, only the most recent secondary heal will occur. 49.62 1,042 1
Pineapple pizza 11 × 2 Cooking 65 Made by using pineapple chunks or rings on a plain pizza.
Heals 11 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total).
Useful for having a much lower Cooking requirement than similarly high-healing foods.
39.05 859 1
Summer pie 11 × 2 Cooking 95 Heals 11 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total).
Boosts Agility by 5, and restores 10% run energy. After eating it, a pie dish will remain. Notably has an extremely low weight of 0.001kg.
30.36 668 1
Wild pie 11 × 2 Cooking 85 Heals 11 Hitpoints per bite (2 bites total).
Boosts Slayer by 5, and Ranged by 4. After eating it, a pie dish will remain. Notably has an extremely low weight of 0.001kg.
31.27 688 1
Manta ray 22 Cooking 91 Fishing 81 Can be caught with fishing from Fishing Trawler minigame, drift net fishing, Tempoross
Drops from Zulrah, Vorkath, and the Tombs of Amascut.
62.23 1,369 1
Tuna potato 22 Cooking 68 Made by using tuna and corn on a potato with butter.
Useful for having a much lower Cooking requirement than similarly high-healing foods.
64.73 1,424 1
Dark crab 22 Cooking 90 Fishing 85 Caught by using a lobster pot with dark fishing bait.
Can only be fished in the Wilderness and the Resource Area.
56.27 1,238 1
Bluefin 22 Cooking 87 Fishing 86 Caught with a fishing rod or via deep sea trawling. Also restores 5 prayer points. 76.23 1,677 1
Anglerfish 3 to 22 Cooking 84 Fishing 82 Caught by using a fishing rod with sandworms.
Healing dependent on the player's Hitpoints level (complex, see page)
Can boost Hitpoints above maximum equal to the amount it heals.
71.86 – 527.00 1,581 1
Cooked dashing kebbit 13 + 10 Cooking 82 Hunter 69 Heals 13 Hitpoints immediately, then an additional 10 Hitpoints and 10 run energy after 7 ticks (4.2 seconds). If a second hunter meat is eaten before the secondary healing effect happens, only the most recent secondary heal will occur. Caught via hunter. 71.04 1,634 1
Marlin 24 Cooking 91 Fishing 91 Caught with a fishing rod or via deep sea trawling.

Requires having built an Eternal brazier on your boat to catch.

158.54 3,805 1
Cooked moonlight antelope 14 + 12 Cooking 92 Hunter 91 Heals 14 Hitpoints immediately, then 7 ticks (4.2 seconds) later it will heal 12 more, additionally curing poison/reducing venom to poison. If a second hunter meat is eaten before the secondary healing effect happens, only the most recent secondary heal will occur. Caught via hunter. 95.46 2,482 1
Basket of strawberries (1 to 6) × 5 Farming 31 Contains 5 strawberries, each of which heals 1-6 Hitpoints (1 + 6% of hp).
Strawberry spawn at Shayziens' Wall in Great Kourend for no requirements.
18.23 – 109.40 547 1
Armadyl brew (2 to 11) × 4 Herblore 89 Drunk in 4 sips, each healing for Hitpoints*10100+2 and can boost health above the maximum value.
Boosts Ranged by Ranged*10100+4.
Due to it lowering offensive stats, it is typically used with super restore potions.
It is not considered food as it is a potion made with the Herblore skill.
Will not increase the delay before your next attack.
26.61 – 97.58 1,171 1
Saradomin brew (3 to 16) × 4 Herblore 81 Drunk in 4 sips, each healing for Hitpoints*15100+2 and can boost health above the maximum value.
Due to it lowering offensive stats, it is typically used with super restore potions.
It is not considered food as it is a potion made with the Herblore skill.
Will not increase the delay before your next attack.
108.91 – 580.83 6,970 1
  1. ^ GP per heal on food that take multiple bites indicate the total hitpoints healed, rather than per bite or dose.
  2. ^ Estimate: Converting 10 bones with one spell.

Wilderness-only foods

Blighted foods can only be consumed in the Wilderness, Ferox Enclave, Mage Arena bank, PvP Worlds, Castle Wars lobby, and Clan Wars.

Food Heals Skills
Needed
Notes GP per heal GE price Members
Blighted karambwan 18 N/A Can only be eaten in the Wilderness and other PvP locations.
Purchased from the Soul Wars Reward Shop or Justine's stuff for the Last Shopper Standing.

Can be acquired from Castle wars supply crates in quantities 35-45.
Can be eaten in the same tick as another piece of food, allowing for combo eating.
Shorter attack delay than most other food (2 ticks instead of 3).

2.50 45 1
Blighted manta ray 22 N/A Can only be eaten in the Wilderness and other PvP locations.
Purchased from the Soul Wars Reward Shop or Justine's stuff for the Last Shopper Standing.

Can be acquired from Castle wars supply crate in quantities 15-25.

4.45 98 1
Blighted anglerfish 3 to 22 N/A Can only be eaten in the Wilderness and other PvP locations.
Purchased from the Soul Wars Reward Shop or Justine's stuff for the Last Shopper Standing.

Can be acquired from Castle wars supply crates in quantities 25-35.
Healing dependent on the player's Hitpoints level and can boost hitpoints above one's maximum equal to the amount it heals providing that the player is not in combat with another player or NPC.

4.18 – 30.67 92 1

Fast foods

Fast foods refer to a subtype of food that incur non-standard attack or eating delays when they are consumed. This means you may be able to eat them faster, or attack more quickly after eating one than you could with other foods.

  • For comparison with the chart below, most foods add a 3-tick (1.8 second) penalty to when a player may attack, or eat again.

Combo eating

Combo eating is a strategy that allows the healing effect from multiple foods to apply in a single server tick. The most common example involves eating a cooked karambwan or halibut directly after eating another non-combo food. This consumes both foods and applies healing instantly.

Food Heals Skills
needed
Notes Attack delay
(ticks)
Eat delay
(ticks)
Combo GP per heal GE price Members
Cooked giant crab meat 2x5 Cooking 21 Made using Cooking
All five bites have 2-tick eat delay.
3,3,3,3,3 2,2,2,2,2 No 123.10 1,231 1
Cake 4x3 Cooking 40 Made using Cooking
Only the first two bites have the 2-tick eat delay, the third slice is 3-tick.
3,3,3 2,2,3 No 9.08 109 0
Chocolate cake 5x3 Cooking 50 Made using Cooking
Only the first two bites have the 2-tick eat delay, the third slice is 3-tick.
3,3,3 2,2,3 No 9.53 143 0
Redberry pie 5x2 Cooking 10 Made using Cooking
Only the first bite has the 1-tick eat delay, the second slice is 2-tick.
3,3 1,2 No 6.90 69 0
Meat pie 6x2 Cooking 20 Made using Cooking
Only the first bite has the 1-tick eat delay, the second slice is 2-tick.
3,3 1,2 No 4.00 48 0
Garden pie 6x2 Cooking 34 Made using Cooking
Temporary Farming boost of +3
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 3.00 36 1
Fish pie 6x2 Cooking 47 Made using Cooking
Temporary Fishing boost of +3
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 13.83 166 1
Apple pie 7x2 Cooking 10 Made using Cooking
Only the first bite has the 1-tick eat delay, the second slice is 2-tick.
3 1,2 No 4.93 69 0
Botanical pie 7x2 Cooking 52 Made using Cooking
Temporary Herblore boost of +4
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 50.14 702 1
Mushroom pie 8x2 Cooking 60 Made using Cooking
Temporary Crafting boost of +4
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 898.94 14,383 1
Admiral pie 8x2 Cooking 70 Made using Cooking
Temporary Fishing boost of +5
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 6.56 105 1
Toad crunchies 8 Cooking 10 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 457.00 3,656 1
Premade t'd crunch 8 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 85 2 3 Yes 107.88 863 1
Spicy crunchies 7 Cooking 12 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 344.29 2,410 1
Premade s'y crunch 7 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 85 2 3 Yes 6.71 47 1
Worm crunchies 8 Cooking 14 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 553.38 4,427 1
Premade w'm crun' 8 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 85 2 3 Yes 5.88 47 1
Chocchip crunchies 7 Cooking 16 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 199.29 1,395 1
Premade ch' crunch 7 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 85 2 3 Yes 7.86 55 1
Plain pizza 7x2 Cooking 35 Made using Cooking
Only the first bite has the 1-tick eat delay, the second slice is 2-tick.
3 1,2 No 33.57 470 0
Meat pizza 8x2 Cooking 45 Made using Cooking
Only the first bite has the 1-tick eat delay, the second slice is 2-tick.
3 1,2 No 23.00 368 0
Anchovy pizza 9x2 Cooking 55 Made using Cooking
Only the first bite has the 1-tick eat delay, the second slice is 2-tick.
3 1,2 No 35.33 636 0
Dragonfruit pie 10x2 Cooking 73 Made using Cooking
Temporary Fletching boost of +4
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 20.20 404 1
Pineapple pizza 11x2 Cooking 65 Made using Cooking
Only the first bite has the 1-tick eat delay, the second slice is 2-tick.
3 1,2 No 39.05 859 1
Wild pie 11x2 Cooking 85 Made using Cooking
Temporary Ranged boost of +4, Slayer +5
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 31.27 688 1
Summer pie 11x2 Cooking 95 Made using Cooking
Temporary Agility boost of +5 and 10% Run energy
Both slices are a 1-tick eat delay.
3,3 1,1 No 30.36 668 1
Fruit batta 11 Cooking 25 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 465.09 5,116 1
Premade fr't batta 11 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 120 2 3 Yes 3.91 43 1
Toad batta 11 Cooking 26 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 138.18 1,520 1
Premade t'd batta 11 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 120 2 3 Yes 4.09 45 1
Worm batta 11 Cooking 27 Made using Gnome cooking, Dropped by Tortoise 2 3 Yes 259.91 2,859 1
Premade w'm batta 11 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 120 2 3 Yes 4.00 44 1
Vegetable batta 11 Cooking 28 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 296.00 3,256 1
Premade veg batta 11 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 120 2 3 Yes 3.91 43 1
Cheese+tom batta 11 Cooking 29 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 153.73 1,691 1
Premade c+t batta 11 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 120 2 3 Yes 4.36 48 1
Worm hole 12 Cooking 30 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 445.33 5,344 1
Premade worm hole 12 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 150 2 3 Yes 4.33 52 1
Veg ball 12 Cooking 36 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 163.58 1,963 1
Premade veg ball 12 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 150 2 3 Yes 4.17 50 1
Chocolate bomb 15 Cooking 42 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 25.13 377 1
Premade choc bomb 15 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 160 2 3 Yes 8.60 129 1
Tangled toad's legs 15 Cooking 40 Made using Gnome cooking 2 3 Yes 100.60 1,509 1
Premade ttl 15 N/A Purchased from Gnome waiter in the Grand tree for 160 2 3 Yes 6.13 92 1
Toad's legs 3 N/A Obtained by removing the legs from Swamp toads 2 3 Yes 94.33 283 1
Crystal paddlefish 16 Crafting 1 Smithing 1 Only obtainable and useable within The Gauntlet 2 3 Yes N/A N/A 1
Corrupted paddlefish 16 Crafting 1 Smithing 1 Only obtainable and useable within The Corrupted Gauntlet 2 3 Yes N/A N/A 1
Cooked karambwan 18 Cooking 30 Fishing 65 Requires Tai Bwo Wannai Trio to fish/cook. 2 3 Yes 22.33 402 1
Smelly kebab 18 N/A Only obtainable and useable during the quest The Blood Moon Rises. 2 3 Yes N/A N/A 1
Halibut 20 Cooking 83 Fishing 83 Obtained via rod fishing a halibut shoal or deep sea trawling. 2 3 Yes 116.05 2,321 1

Hunter meats

Hunter meats, when eaten, will heal an initial amount before doing so again after 7 ticks (4.2 seconds), making it heal more Hitpoints overall than other foods in its level bracket. If a second hunter meat is eaten before the effect happens, only the most recent secondary heal will occur. The secondary effect will not be cancelled when eating other foods such as manta rays or cooked karambwans, however.

By default, players with the appropriate Cooking level can cook low tier hunter meat, but higher quality meats require having completed a set amount of Hunters' Rumours before being able to cook them.

Cooking Level Item Rumours XP Initial heal Secondary heal Total heal GP per heal GE price Additional effect Comparison
23 Cooked wild kebbit 0 73 4 4 8 83.38 667 Pike 8
31 Cooked larupia 0 91 6 5 11 36.73 404 Rainbow fish 11
32 Cooked barb-tailed kebbit 0 106 7 5 12 47.50 570 Lobster 12
41 Cooked graahk 25 124 8 6 14 39.86 558 Swordfish 14
51 Cooked kyatt 25 143 9 8 17 14.53 247 Monkfish 16
59 Cooked pyre fox 25 154 11 8 19 28.42 540 Shark 20
68 Cooked sunlight antelope 50 175 12 9 21 49.62 1,042 Sea turtle 21
82 Cooked dashing kebbit 50 215 13 10 23 71.04 1,634 Restores 10 run energy Manta ray 22
92 Cooked moonlight antelope 50 220 14 12 26 95.46 2,482 Cures poison Marlin 24

Inventory-blocking foods

Some foods leave behind an item in the inventory after being consumed. They are commonly used while fighting the Chaos Elemental, Chaos Fanatic, and blackjacking in Pollnivneach.

Niche foods

These foods can be more useful than the more commonly used foods, but will usually only see use in more niche scenarios due to their high cost, low trade volume, difficulty to obtain, or limited use cases. Some uses would include speed, endurance, or low-level challenges for various bosses, supplementing other food as a means to perform specific strategies, or Ironmen who do not wish to train Cooking very high.

Food Heals Skills
Needed
Notes GP per heal[a] GE price Members
Moonlight mead(m) (keg) 6 × 4 Cooking 44 Farming 72 Can heal 24 Hitpoints per inventory slot, weighs almost nothing, and has a very low Cooking requirement for its healing amount.
Extremely expensive and has almost no daily trade volume. Creating it is a slow process with a low chance of success, see Brewing.
5,675.17 136,204 1
Purple sweets 1 to 3 N/A Restores 10% run energy per sweet, and can be stacked to heal thousands in one inventory slot.
Only obtainable from Treasure Trails in small quantities, making them very expensive to use.
1,684.67 – 5,054 5,054 1
Onions(10) 1 × 10 or
5 × 10
None or
Cooking 42
Restores only 1 Hitpoint per Onion, but is useful as a cheaper and more consistent option than Purple sweets for tick eating, though it requires more inventory management in order to empty the sack and then eat.
Without additional tools they are only practical for this purpose, as using these as a primary source of healing is slow.
When combined with a knife, bowl, a means to cook it, and enough time out of combat to cook it, they can be made into Fried onions, allowing each sack to heal 50 Hitpoints.
114.60 or
22.92
1,146 1
  1. ^ GP per heal on food that take multiple bites indicate the total hitpoints healed, rather than per bite or dose.

Notes

When selecting the right food for your next venture, two things should be thought about.

  • Effectiveness: Ensure that the food you take is good enough for your next encounter. Tuna is cheap but it only heals 10 Hitpoints, making it not the most effective against stronger opponents, whereas swordfish heal 14 Hitpoints, a major difference. Also, if you know exactly what you're going to be facing, you should try to find food that heals for more than their max hit. As an example, a TzHaar-Ket has a max hit of 16. Therefore, sharks and monkfish are effective, swordfish are passable, and lobsters and below are much less effective.
  • Cost: Use food that you can afford. Sharks are often sold by players for around 982 coins, whereas monkfish are nearly as effective in many situations and typically sell for 159 coins, 80% of the health restoration for 16.19% of the cost. Weigh the cost of food against the possible profit of the venture, and avoid using expensive food unless it is going to make a significant difference to your chance of survival or task completion.

Changes

Date Changes
5 February 2015
(Update)

"It heals some health" messages have been added to the game filter for more types of food.

1 August 2005
(Update)

"Animation to eat or drink was changed to conceal wielded weaponry.

See also

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