Tchiki nut paste

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Tchiki nut paste
Released15 March 2006 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemRecipe for Disaster
Properties
TradeableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableNo
EdibleYes
OptionsEat, Drop
ExamineMixing this with jam would just be wrong.
Values
Value5 coins
High alch3 coins
Low alch2 coins
Weight0.008 kg
Advanced data
Item ID7575
LinkMOID

Tchiki nut paste is made by grinding tchiki monkey nuts with a pestle and mortar. Tchiki nut paste is one of the ingredients of stuffed snake, made in the Freeing King Awowogei subquest of Recipe for Disaster.

Tchiki nut paste heals 5 hitpoints when eaten, giving a message "You eat the Tchiki monkey nut paste. It sticks to the roof of your mouth."

Creation

Requirements
Members
Ticks0 (0s)
ToolsFacilitiesNone
Materials
ItemQuantityCost
Tchiki monkey nuts1N/A
Total cost0
Tchiki nut paste1N/A

Products

ItemMembersSkillsXPMaterials
Raw stuffed snake
Members
  • None
  • None

Trivia

  • The examine text and the message received when eaten might suggest that it's similar to peanut butter. This is further supported by the fact that the phrase "monkey nuts" is a British phrase used to refer to unshelled peanuts.

Source

Content from the Old School RuneScape Wiki (operated by Weird Gloop), licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0.

Source siteOld School RuneScape Wiki
Canonical sourceTchiki nut paste
Content licenseCC BY-NC-SA 3.0
License statusdeclared
PictureTchiki nut paste · file details

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