Sardine
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| Members only? | No |
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| Quest item? | No |
| Tradeable? | Yes |
| Equipable? | No |
| Stacks? | No |
| High Alchemy | 6 coins |
| Low Alchemy | 4 coins |
| Destroy | Drop |
| Store price | Raw: 7 Cooked: 4 coins |
| Exchange price | Raw: 16 coins update Cooked: 4 update coins |
| Examine | Raw - I should try cooking this.
Cooked - Some nicely cooked Sardines. |
| Weight | 0.12 kg |
Sardines are one of the first items that can be cooked, at level 1 cooking required, but require level 5 fishing to catch by using fishing rod and a fishing bait in a bait fishing spot in a sea. They can be cooked by using a raw sardine with a fire or a range, and the sardines can be consumed to heal 4 hitpoints. Players stop burning sardines at around level 34. They are the most efficient food in the game, costing 1 gp per health. However, they're only useful for low-level training, or instances where players won't take much damage.
[edit] Members only uses
As they are fish, raw and cooked sardines can be used to feed Kittens. In the quest Gertrude's Cat, players have to rub a sardine with Doogle leaves to feed a kitten. This creates a Doogle sardine. Note that the doogle sardine can not be used to feed player-owned kittens.
They can be caught at Catherby shore, Karamja dock, the southern shore of Al-Kharid, Lumbridge Swamps' Fishing location, Draynor Village, and just north of Mudskipper Point by Thurgo's shack. They can be purchased from Gerrant's Fishy Business in Port Sarim.
In Creature Creation a Spidine (42) is made from 1 Red spiders' eggs and 1 Raw Sardine
| Tools/Utensils | None |
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| Ingredients | Raw sardine |
| Fishing Level | 5 |
| Fishing Method | Bait |
| Fishing Spot | Sea Baiting (Net/Bait) |
| Fishing Experience | 20 |
| Cooking Level | 1 |
| Cooking Experience | 40 |
| Range Only? | No |
| Instructions | Use raw sardine with fire or range. |
| Servings | 1 |
| HP per Serving | 4 |
| Fish
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Crayfish • Shrimps • Karambwanji • Sardine • Herring • Anchovies • Mackerel • Trout • Cod • Pike • Slimy eel • Salmon • Tuna • Rainbow fish • Cave eel |
