Interesting way to train Cooking

[Steven]

This method requires a very small amount of coins, and could even result in a profit; otherwise it's basically free XP.

 

Basically, if you've started Recipe for Disaster and have access to the Lumby basement chest, you can effectively train cooking by buying Grapes and Jugs from the chest for pocket-change, then filling the Jugs at the nearby sink, and making wine. Otherwise, making wine can be fairly expensive.

 

This probably isn't all that useful on RS3, considering there are so many other ways to gain better xp/gold isn't worth as much, but it's a very interesting way of training I found while playing Old School. So it's potentially useful for low-level OSRS players.

 

 

 

EDIT: I don't think this is useful on RS3 at all actually, players have their own single chest across all worlds, yes?

Edited May 12, 2014 by Tattles

[Beric]

EDIT: I don't think this is useful on RS3 at all actually, players have their own single chest across all worlds, yes?

Yep. Also grapes are nearly 2k each on the GE. So kind of a waste all around.

[Sheckky]

who doesn't have 99 cooking yet?

[Evil 4ever]

who doesn't have 99 cooking yet?

 

 

  --> :red_smile:

Edited May 12, 2014 by Evil 4ever

[Gladz]

Yeah, jugs of wine are nearly 12gp/xp on RS3 at the moment.

who doesn't have 99 cooking yet?

It's all about the ranks, brah.

[Veggie]

Yeah, jugs of wine are nearly 12gp/xp on RS3 at the moment.

who doesn't have 99 cooking yet?

It's all about the ranks, brah.

 

 

Who doesn't have 200M Cooking yet?

Edited May 12, 2014 by Vigilant Foe

[Gladz]

Yeah, jugs of wine are nearly 12gp/xp on RS3 at the moment.

who doesn't have 99 cooking yet?

It's all about the ranks, brah.

 

 

 

Who doesn't have 200M Cooking yet?

 

vig pls bake a pie