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Burnt fish (sardine)

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The burnt fish has no use whatsoever. Like most other burnt food, it is tradeable to other players but not on the Grand Exchange. The burnt fish has no use whatsoever, although you can unsuccessfully attempt to eat it. Like most other burnt food, it is tradeable to other players but not on the Grand Exchange. A hidden update on 4 March 2013 made all burnt fish stackable. During RuneScape Classic, sardines had the same shape as trout, so burned sardines would become burnt fish (trout) instead. The burnt fish has no use whatsoever, although you can unsuccessfully attempt to eat it. Like most other burnt food, it is tradeable to other players but not on the Grand Exchange.

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Oops!

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Drop

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reclaimable

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Burnt fish

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New fishing skill and more cooking

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369

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2001-06-11

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The burnt fish has no use whatsoever, although you can unsuccessfully attempt to eat it. Like most other burnt food, it is tradeable to other players but not on the Grand Exchange. The burnt fish has no use whatsoever. Like most other burnt food, it is tradeable to other players but not on the Grand Exchange. The burnt fish has no use whatsoever, although you can unsuccessfully attempt to eat it. Like most other burnt food, it is tradeable to other players but not on the Grand Exchange. A hidden update on 4 March 2013 made all burnt fish stackable. During RuneScape Classic, sardines had the same shape as trout, so burned sardines would become burnt fish (trout) instead.

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