Burnt food

This article is about all the forms of burnt food. For when food stops burning, see Cooking/Burn level.

A burnt lobster

Burnt food is the product of burning raw or cooked food. Burnt food is inedible and considered worthless, thus it is common for players to discard burnt food by dropping it. Most burnt foods are grey in colour. All burnt foods are tradeable, but not on the Grand Exchange.

Obtaining burnt food

Burning food is a normal occurrence when training cooking. Burning can happen when the player's cooking level is not much higher than the level requirement to cook the food. It can also occur if a player cooks food that is already cooked when the burnt food is required for a quest. When cooking, using a range rather than an open fire will decrease the chances of burning it. Most food has a certain cooking level at which it will become impossible to burn. Imps are known to drop burnt bread and burnt meat. Burnt food is also a requirement for a quest, so can be proved useful.

Types of burnt food

	Item	Raw version	Cooking level	Cooked version	Members?
	Burnt heim crab	Raw heim crab	1	Heim crab	No
	Burnt red-eye	Raw red-eye	10	Red-eye	No
	Burnt dusk eel	Raw dusk eel	20	Dusk eel	No
	Burnt giant flatfish	Raw giant flatfish	30	Giant flatfish	No
	Burnt short-finned eel	Raw short-finned eel	40	Short-finned eel	No
	Burnt web snipper	Raw web snipper	50	Web snipper	Yes
	Burnt bouldabass	Raw bouldabass	60	Bouldabass	Yes
	Burnt salve eel	Raw salve eel	70	Salve eel	Yes
	Burnt blue crab	Raw blue crab	80	Blue crab	Yes
	Burnt cave moray	Raw cave moray	90	Cave moray	Yes
	Burnt crayfish	Raw crayfish	1	Crayfish	No
	Burnt shrimp	Raw shrimp	1	Shrimp	No
	Burnt fish	Raw sardine	5	Sardine	No
	Burnt fish	Raw herring/Raw mackerel	5	Herring/Mackerel	No
	Burnt fish	Raw anchovies	10	Anchovies	No
	Burnt fish	Raw cod/Raw pike/Raw trout/Raw salmon	18	Cod/Pike/Trout/Salmon	No
	Burnt fish	Raw bass/Raw tuna	30	Bass/Tuna	No
	Burnt crab meat	Crab meat	21	Cooked crab meat	Yes
	Burnt eel	Slimy eel	28	Cooked slimy eel	Yes
	Burnt cave eel	Raw cave eel	38	Cave eel	Yes
	Burnt rainbow fish	Raw rainbow fish	35	Rainbow fish	Yes
	Burnt lobster	Raw lobster	40	Lobster	No
	Burnt swordfish	Raw swordfish	45	Swordfish	No
	Burnt karambwan	Raw karambwan	30	Cooked karambwan	Yes
	Burnt monkfish	Raw monkfish	62	Monkfish	Yes
	Burnt shark	Raw shark	80	Shark	Yes
	Burnt sea turtle	Raw sea turtle	82	Sea turtle	Yes
	Burnt cavefish	Raw cavefish	88	Cavefish	Yes
	Burnt manta ray	Raw manta ray	91	Manta ray	Yes
	Burnt rocktail	Raw rocktail	93	Rocktail	Yes
	Burnt bread	Bread dough	1	Bread	No
	Burnt pie	Various	10	Various	No
	Burnt pizza	Uncooked pizza	35	Pizza	No
	Burnt pitta bread	Pitta dough	58	Pitta bread	Yes
	Burnt cake	Uncooked cake	40	Cake	No
	Burnt turkey	Raw turkey	1	Cooked turkey	No
	Burnt turkey drumstick	Raw turkey drumstick	1	Cooked turkey drumstick	No
	Burnt chicken	Raw chicken	1	Cooked chicken	No
	Burnt meat	Raw meat	1	Cooked meat	No
	Burnt rabbit	Raw rabbit	1	Cooked rabbit	Yes
	Burnt bird meat	Raw bird meat	11	Roast bird meat	Yes
	Burnt snail	Varies	12	Varies	Yes
	Burnt spider	Spider on stick	16	Spider on stick	Yes
	Burnt beast meat	Raw beast meat	21	Roast beast meat	Yes
	Ruined chompy	Raw chompy	30	Cooked chompy	Yes
	Burnt jubbly	Raw jubbly	41	Cooked jubbly	Yes
	Burnt oomlie	Raw oomlie	50	None	Yes
	Burnt oomlie wrap	Wrapped oomlie	50	Oomlie wrap	Yes
	Snake over-cooked	Raw stuffed snake	70	Stuffed snake	Yes
	Burnt egg	Uncooked egg	13	Scrambled egg	Yes
	Burnt onion	Chopped onion	42	Fried onions	Yes
	Burnt mushroom	Sliced mushrooms	46	Fried mushrooms	Yes
	Burnt stew	Uncooked stew	25	Stew	No
	Burnt curry	Uncooked curry	60	Curry	Yes
	Burnt potato	Potato	7	Baked potato	Yes
	Burnt crunchies	Raw crunchies	10	Half baked crunchy	Yes
	Burnt batta	Raw batta	20	Half baked batta	Yes
	Burnt sweetcorn	Sweetcorn	28	Cooked sweetcorn	Yes
	Burnt gnomebowl	Raw gnomebowl	30	Half baked bowl	Yes
	Burnt fishcake	Raw fishcake	31	Cooked fishcake	Yes

See also

• Food
• Cooking

Trivia

• Ruined chompy and Snake over-cooked are the only types of burnt food not prefixed with 'burnt'.
• Before Tutorial Island was removed, a player had to cook shrimp during the tutorial. However, they would always burn it on their first try.
• After a hidden update, players are now allowed to use the option "Eat burnt (food type)" However, when the player will click on the option he/she says "Ugh, this is inedible."
• Burnt food is not worthless as it can be sold it to general stores for 1 gold piece each.
• A while ago, many players would use Burnt Lobsters as a scam. They would claim that it was a "Rare" Black Lobster and would sell them.
• Prior to an update, burnt food was able to be sold in the Grand Exchange.
• Outside of Deamonheim potatoes will always burn on a fire.