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{{External|os|rsc=Lime chunks}}
{{Infobox Item
 
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| name = Lime chunks
 
 
{{Item
| AKA = Lime pieces
 
| image = [[Image:Lime chunks.gif]]
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|name = Lime chunks
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|image = [[File:Lime chunks.png]]
| members = Yes
 
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|release = [[12 December]] [[2002]]
| quest = No
 
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|update = Agility skill online
| tradable = Yes
 
 
|members = Yes
 
|quest = No
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|tradeable = Yes
 
|equipable = No
 
|equipable = No
| stackable = No
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|edible = Yes
| high = 0
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|stackable = No
| low = 0
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|disassembly = Yes
| store =
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|noteable = Yes
| street =
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|value = 1
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|destroy = Drop
| examine = Fresh chunks of lime.
 
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|kept = reclaimable
| weight = Less than 1
 
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|store = No
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|exchange = GEMW
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|examine = The not-too-surprising result of using a knife with a lime!
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|weight = 0.08
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|id = 2122
 
}}
 
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[[File:Lime chunks detail.png|left|100px]]
 
'''Lime chunks''' are a food item that are obtained by right clicking a [[lime]] and selecting "Slice". When eaten, they heal 200 life points. After being diced, lime chunks may be used in [[gnome cooking]] to make either a [[fruit batta]] or [[pineapple punch]].
   
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==Disassembly==
'''Lime chunks''' are a food item that are obtained by using a [[knife]] on a [[lime]]. You must dice the lime in order to receive lime chunks. After being diced, lime chunks can be used in [[Gnome cooking]].
 
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{{Disassembly
 
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|level = 1
Eating lime chunks will heal 2 [[hitpoints]].
 
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|category = food
 
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|special =
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}}
   
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{{Gnome cooking}}
 
[[Category:Food]]
 
[[Category:Food]]
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[[Category:Fruit]]
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[[Category:Needs Infobox recipe]]

Latest revision as of 02:13, 9 April 2019

Lime chunks detail

Lime chunks are a food item that are obtained by right clicking a lime and selecting "Slice". When eaten, they heal 200 life points. After being diced, lime chunks may be used in gnome cooking to make either a fruit batta or pineapple punch.

Disassembly

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