This article is about cooked shrimps. For the raw version, see Raw shrimps.

Shrimps (irregular plural of Shrimp) are a food item, that can be obtained by cooking Raw shrimps at level 1 Cooking, and are useful for increasing both Cooking and Fishing levels when players start out. They will also heal 30 Life Points. Using raw shrimps on a fire or range will give cooked shrimps, which can then be consumed. Inexperienced players will burn a lot of shrimps at first, but as cooking level increases, the odds of burning decreases. Players will stop burning shrimps at level 35 Cooking. This may be the best way for new players to level Cooking up, because cooking shrimps grants the same amount of experience as cooking crayfish, but profit is gained instead of a loss.

TriviaEdit

• When Tutorial Island was accessible, the first shrimp cooked was always burnt. After the first, all the Raw shrimps were cooked successfully.
• Shrimp are one of the best foods considering the ratio of LP healed to the cost.
• Shrimp and Anchovies look exactly alike, except for their colour. (In reality, shrimps are crustaceans and anchovies are fish with little resemblance to one another.)
• Anchovies may be caught by using the same method as shrimps (the small net) when fishing level reaches 15. (Check "anchovies" page to learn more)

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Standard fish	Crayfish (raw) •  Shrimps (raw) •  Karambwanji (raw) •  Sardine (raw) •  Herring (raw) •  Anchovies (raw) •  Mackerel (raw) •  Trout (raw) •  Cod (raw) •  Pike (raw) • Cooked slimy eel (raw) •  Salmon (raw) •  Tuna (raw) •  Rainbow fish (raw) •  Cave eel (raw) •  Lobster (raw) •  Bass (raw) •  Swordfish (raw) •  Lava eel (raw) •  Monkfish (raw) •  Karambwan (raw) (poison) •  Shark (raw) •  Sea turtle (raw) •  Manta ray (raw) •  Cavefish (raw) •  Rocktail (raw) •  Tiger shark (raw)
Dungeoneering fish	Heim crab (raw) •  Red-eye (raw) •  Dusk eel (raw) •  Giant flatfish (raw) •  Short-finned eel (raw) •  Web snipper (raw) •  Bouldabass (raw) •  Salve eel (raw) •  Blue crab (raw) •  Cave moray (raw) •  Vile fish (raw)