Orange slices

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Orange slices
Released12 December 2002 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemNo
Properties
TradeableYes
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableYes
EdibleYes
OptionsEat, Drop
ExamineFresh orange slices.
Values
Value2 coins
High alch1 coin
Low alch0 coins
Weight0.09 kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange367 coins (info)
Buy limit13,000
Daily volume45
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Advanced data
Item ID2112
LinkMOID

Orange slices are a food item that players can obtain by using a knife on an orange. Eating orange slices will heal 2 hitpoints. Orange slices are needed in the Goblin part of Recipe for Disaster.

Orange slices are used in gnome cooking as an ingredient in a pineapple punch cocktail. They are used in the final step of creating the drink, and must be in the inventory along with 1 lime chunks and 1 pineapple chunks to pour a mixed punch into a cocktail glass.

Oranges can be obtained from Farming in a tree patch, or from shops and NPCs at the Grand Tree.

Creation

Requirements
Members
Ticks2 (1.2s)
ToolsFacilitiesNone
Materials
ItemQuantityCost
Orange1134
Total cost134
Orange slices1367
Profit233
Profit after GE Tax226

Products

Source

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