Mixed saturday (heated)

Item

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Mixed saturday
Released7 August 2006 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemNo
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableNo
OptionsAdd-ingreds, Drop
ExamineThis Choc Saturday needs cream and chocolate dust to finish.
Values
Value2 coins
High alch1 coin
Low alch0 coins
Weight0.15 kg
Advanced data
Item ID9573
LinkMOID

A mixed saturday is an intermediate step in making a choc saturday. It is created by using a mixed saturday on a range, requiring level 32 Cooking. This needs to be garnished with chocolate dust and a pot of cream to become choc saturday.

Creation

Requirements
SkillLevelXP
Cooking Cooking32 (b)0
Members
Ticks1 (0.6s)[r 1]
ToolsNoneFacilities Cooking range
Materials
ItemQuantityCost
Mixed saturday (poured)1N/A
Total cost0
Mixed saturday (heated)1N/A
  1. ^ Make-X is 1, then 3, then 4 ticks

Products

ItemMembersSkillsXPMaterials
Choc saturday
Members
  • Cooking 33
  • Cooking 140

Changes

Date Changes
29 May 2007
(Update)

The "Add-ingredients" option was renamed to "Add-ingreds".

Trivia

  • The Mixed saturday replaced an earlier item named Unfinished cocktail. This item is still present in the game files.

Source

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License statusdeclared
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