50.48.7.183: Corrected a typo

2012-10-25T16:12:36Z

Corrected a typo

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:''This article is about a bowl of sweetcorn. For uncooked sweetcorn, see [[sweetcorn]].''
{{Infobox Item
|name = Sweetcorn
|image = [[File:Sweetcorn (bowl).png|Sweetcorn (bowl)]]
|release = [[30 January]] [[2006]]
|update = Runesquares, Harpie Bugs and new potato recipes!
|removal=[[17 October]] [[2012]]
|removalupdate=What's Mine is Yours
|members = Yes
|quest = No
|tradeable = Yes
|equipable = No
|stackable = No
|high = 7
|low = 5
|destroy = Drop
|store = No
|exchange = No
|gemwname = Sweetcorn (bowl)
|examine = A bowl of cooked sweetcorn.
|weight = 0
}}
[[File:Sweetcorn (bowl) detail.png|left|A detailed image of a bowl of sweetcorn.|100px]]
A '''bowl of sweetcorn''' was both [[food]] and a cooking ingredient. It could be made by using a [[bowl]] on a [[cooked sweetcorn]]; this did not require a [[knife]], nor did it provide any [[Cooking]] [[experience]]. As [[food]], when eaten, it provided healing identical to [[cooked sweetcorn]]. A bowl of sweetcorn was called "Sweetcorn" in-game, both at the [[Grand Exchange]] and while in the inventory. This created confusion among players as [[sweetcorn|raw sweetcorn]] has the same in-game name.

Its primary use, though, was as an ingredient in making [[tuna and corn]]. At level 67 Cooking, with a knife in inventory, members could use a bowl of sweetcorn with cooked [[tuna]] to create tuna and corn. This mixture healed 130 [[Life points]] when eaten, but was usually added to a [[potato with butter]] at level 68 Cooking to create a [[tuna potato]] that heals 220 [[Life points]].

On [[Update:Patch Notes (17 October 2012)|17 October]] 2012, bowls of sweetcorn were removed from the game and replaced with [[cooked sweetcorn]].

{{Potatoes}}
[[Category:Food]]

Sweetcorn (bowl) - Revision history

50.48.7.183: Corrected a typo