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Cake is a food that players can make with level 40 Cooking and yields 180 experience.
Cake heals up to 266 life points per bite. Each cake is consumed in 3 bites, making a total of 798 life points recovered. This makes cake a poor food choice for Player-killing or Combat; however, it's a good choice for training Thieving or Agility.
When one bite from a cake is consumed, the cake is named 2/3 cake and named Slice of cake after 2 bites. The cake can only be bought, cooked or pickpocketed in its whole form, however you can buy 2/3 cake and Slice of cake from the Grand Exchange.
Dropping monsters
- For an exhaustive list of all known sources for this item, see here.
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Cooking
| Source | Combat level | Quantity | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flambeed | 149 | 5 | Always |
| Black Guard crossbowdwarf | 83 | 1 | Uncommon |
| Icefiend | 13; 17; 18; 132 | 1 | Rare |
| Warrior (Rellekka) | 48 | 1 | Very rare |
| Cake | |
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| Cooking level | 40 |
| Cooking XP | 180 |
| Burn level | Unknown edit |
| Utensils | Cake tin |
| Ingredients | egg, bucket of milk, pot of flour |
| Range only | Yes |
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To make Cake:
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To make a cake, use an egg, a bucket of milk, and a pot of flour with a cake tin, to make an uncooked cake, then use the uncooked cake on a cooking range. With level 50 cooking, players may then use a chocolate bar on the cake to make chocolate cake. You may also add chocolate dust to a cooked cake. Failing to cook the cake will result in a burnt cake.
The easiest way for free to play players to make many cakes quickly is to: first clear your inventory, go to Taverley, and pick 14 wheat from the farm in the far south of the town. Next, go to the windmill just north of the field (with 14 empty pots in your inventory) and make it into flour. Then, deposit the flour into the bank next to the mill. Repeat this to fill your inventory with flour. Next, (with a full inventory of empty buckets) you'll head to the cow farm just north of East Ardougne. There, you will fill all of the buckets with milk and deposit them in the bank. Afterwards, travel to Fred the Farmer's chicken coop in northern Lumbridge and fill your inventory with eggs. Deposit the eggs in your bank and head to Lumbridge. Next, purchase 7 cake tins from the general store and head the bank just north of the store. From there you can withdraw 7 of each ingredient (pot of flour, bucket of milk, and eggs) and make raw cakes. In Lumbridge Castle there is a cooking range, where you can quickly cook all of your cakes. Deposit all cakes (drop any burnt cakes) and all empty pots/buckets, then repeat.
For members the easiest way to make cakes is to go to a Player-Owned house with a range, water source, shelves and an Oak larder (or up). You can find everything you need in the kitchen, and it's free, and unlimited in supply.
Thieving
With level 5 Thieving, cakes may be stolen from the bakery stalls in Ardougne, Keldagrim and Taverley . However after stealing from the Baker's stalls, you can't buy from or sell to them for some while, or they will call for the guards (unless you have a Vial of stench (a)). Cakes are commonly used in thieving as a cheap alternative to food such as lobsters.
2/3 cake and slice of cake
2/3 cake is obtained by eating a bite of a cake, and a slice of cake is what is left of a full cake after eating two bites. They have two and one uses left, respectively, each bite healing 266 life points.
It is not possible to add a chocolate bar to the 2/3 cake and slice of cake to create their respective Chocolate cake items.
Two cake slices can be found on Moss Giant Island, which is the only known spawn point.
A cake slice can sometimes be found inside barrels.
| High alch. | Low alch. | Store price | Examine text | Weight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2/3 cake | 18 coins | 12 coins | Not sold | Someone has eaten a big chunk of this cake. | 0.2 kg |
| Slice of cake | 6 coins | 4 coins | Not sold | I'd rather have a whole cake. | 0.1 kg |
Trivia
In early RS2, cakes did not have icing.
A trade window from RS2 beta. Note the lack of icing on the cake.