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Cooks' Guild
Cooks' Guild
Released17 March 2001 (Update)
Also calledCooking Guild, Chefs' Guild
MembersNo
LocationNorth-west Varrock
League regionMisthalin Misthalin✓
RequirementsCooking 32
Map
Advanced data
Typeguild
Location on World Map
Grand Exchange
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Barbarian Village ← Cooks' Guild → Varrock
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Champions' Guild

The Cooks' Guild (also known as the Cooking Guild or the Chefs' Guild) is a guild for master chefs located in a three-story windmill west of Varrock. To enter the guild, players need at least 32 Cooking and must wear one of the following:

Players may remove these items while they are inside the guild without being kicked out.

Transportation

Features

Exterior

The wheat field behind the Cooks' Guild.

Outside, behind the guild building, players can find a wheat field. Entry to the guild is not required to access it. It occasionally has a crop circle which can be used to teleport to Puro-Puro.

Ground floor

The ground floor of the Cooks' Guild

On the ground floor, players can find the Head Chef, who will give them information about the guild. Members with level 99 Cooking can buy the Cooking Cape of Accomplishment from him for 99,000 coins.

Romily Weaklax, who runs a Pie Shop, appears here for members. Players can talk to him to be provided with tasks to supply him with a requested number and type of pies, for which he will pay.

There is a sink (Water source icon) on the ground floor. The flour bin next to the sink can contain up to 30 ground grain. (Filling the bin can be done on the 2nd floor.) The flour can fill up to 30 empty pots, resulting in pots of flour.

Lastly, there is a chocolate bar spawn on the northern table.

Bank

There is also a bank and a range available to members who have completed the hard Varrock diary or have 99 Cooking. This range will still be accessible in free-to-play to members that have unlocked it, even if they lose membership, but the bank will not.

1st floor

The 1st floor of the Cooks' Guild.

The 1st floor contains two ranges and tables containing pie dish, cake tin, bowl, and 2 cooking apple spawns.

Next to the eastern wall, there is a churn (Dairy churn icon) which members can use to make cream, butter, and cheese.

The 1st floor is very popular for its apples. Players like to make apple pies here as the Cooks' Guild contains all the ingredients, utensils, and facilities needed to make them from scratch.

2nd floor

The 2nd floor of the Cooks' Guild.

The 2nd floor contains a hopper for players to put grain in to make flour by pulling the nearby lever that operates the hopper. Note that no more flour can be ground when the flour bin on the ground floor is full, in which case the bin must first be at least partly emptied.

There are also tables here containing grapes, pot, cooking apple, and jug spawns.

This floor is mainly used to make flour, but is also popular for wine makers, as it contains spawns of everything needed to make wine.

Changes

Date Changes
10 December 2015
(Update)

Wearing a max cape or max hood now allows you entry into the Cooking guild.

5 March 2015
(Update | poll)

The Cooks' Guild now has a bank, which you can use if you complete the Varrock Hard Diary.

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