Uncooked pizza

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Uncooked pizza
Detailed
Release	11 June 2001 (Update)
Members	No
Members	No
Quest item	No
Quest item	No
Tradeable	Yes
Tradeable	Yes
Equipable	No
Equipable	No
Stackable	No
Stackable	No
Disassembly	Yes
Disassembly	Yes
Noteable	Yes
Noteable	Yes
Value	25 coins
Value	25 coins
High Alchemy	15 coins
High Alchemy	15 coins
Low Alchemy	10 coins
Low Alchemy	10 coins
Destroy	Drop
On death	Reclaimable
On death	Reclaimable
Reclaim	3
Reclaim	3
Sacrifice	12
Sacrifice	12
Exchange	1,670 coins (info)
Buy limit	1,000
Weight	0.8 kg
Examine	This needs cooking.
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An uncooked pizza is made using the Cooking skill at level 35, giving 143 experience when cooked. This item must be cooked on a range, and cannot be cooked on a fire. It is made when a player uses cheese and a tomato on a pizza base. Players can then use this item on a range to get either a cooked plain pizza or a burnt pizza.

To make an uncooked pizza, mix flour with water and make a pizza base. Add a tomato and cheese on the base. Both a tomato and cheese can be taken from Aggie the witch's house in Draynor Village, north of the bank; and also in the Wilderness Bandit Camp. They can also be bought from the food store in Port Sarim and the Warriors' Guild food shop.

After cooking, various ingredients can be added (with a higher Cooking level) to create other kinds of pizza. Other types of pizza that can be made are meat, anchovy, and for members, pineapple.

Making money

If you obtain all your own ingredients, then making pizzas can earn you a lot of Cooking experience. Also, when you make your own pizzas, the chances of losing money is minimal.

Experience

Using uncooked pizza has become a new and popular way of gaining Cooking experience. People buy them at the Grand Exchange, cook them, and sell them back as plain pizzas without losing any money, or even gaining profit at certain times. This method is faster than cooking lobsters, which costs more. Players can earn even more experience by using a cooking urn.

Disassembly

Disassembly XP	1.0
Item quantity required	1
Material count	1
Base junk chance	?  61.5% Your actual junk chance depends on your junk chance reduction researched. See the table below for all values, and Junk for more information. Reduction Junk chance None 1 61.5% 1 34 60.9% 2 49 59.7% 3 64 58.5% 4 69 57.2% 5 78 56.0% 6 83 54.2% 7 91 52.9% 8 95 51.1% 9 105 49.2%
Possible materials
Often
Organic parts	89%
Sometimes
Crafted parts	8%
Rarely
Living components	1%
Healthy components	1%
Enhancing components	1%

Defined properties:

All Junk chance: 61.5 Junk chance: 61.5

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