Cheese

Item	Cheese
Released	25 April 2001
Members	Yes
Quest item	No
Properties
Tradeable	No
Equipable	No
Stackable	No
Noteable	No
Options	Eat, Drop
Examine	A slice of cheese.
Values
Value	2 coins
High alch	1 coin
Low alch	0 coins
Weight	0.5 kg

Item Overview

Cheese is a consumable food item in Old School RuneScape (OSRS) that players can use to restore health points (HP). It is a simple and iconic item often associated with various quests and activities within the game. Cheese can be obtained in several ways, including purchasing from shops, crafting, or finding it as loot.

Cheese Types

In OSRS, there are several types of cheese, each with its own unique attributes:

• Normal Cheese: Restores 2 HP and can be eaten by players at any level. It is the most basic form of cheese available.
• String Cheese: A more advanced variant that restores 4 HP and can be used in specific quests.
• Soft Cheese: This type provides a healing of 3 HP and is often found in various food-related quests.

Obtaining Cheese

Cheese can be acquired through multiple methods:

Method	Description
Shops	Many general stores sell cheese, including the store in Lumbridge and Varrock.
Crafting	Players can create cheese by using a milk churn with cow’s milk, requiring a level of 1 Crafting.
Quests	Cheese is often a quest item in several OSRS quests, such as “The Recipe for Disaster.”

Using Cheese in Quests

Cheese plays a significant role in various quests throughout OSRS. Here are some notable quests where cheese is essential:

• The Recipe for Disaster: Players must use cheese to help restore the Lumbridge chef’s cooking skills.
• Gertrude’s Cat: In this quest, players must obtain cheese to lure a cat.
• Animal Magnetism: Cheese is used in tasks related to attracting specific animals for quest progression.

Combat and Cheese

While cheese is primarily a food item, it has some unique interactions in combat scenarios:

• Cheese can be used in PvP situations to regain health quickly.
• Some players use cheese as a bait in Wilderness scenarios to attract and trap opponents.
• Cheese can also be thrown at opponents in fun minigames like “Castle Wars,” causing them to become momentarily distracted.

Cheese and Cooking

Cheese is often linked to cooking in OSRS. While it is not a cooking ingredient itself, it complements many recipes. Here’s how cheese fits into the culinary world of OSRS:

• Cheese can be a side item in dishes like cheese and tomato pizza, providing an extra boost to health.
• Higher-level cooking recipes often require various types of cheese, enhancing dish quality.
• Crafting cheese can lead to better cooking experiences and unlock cooking-related achievements.

Cheese in the Economy

The market for cheese varies based on player demand and availability. Here are some insights into its economic aspects:

• Cheese generally has a low market price, making it accessible to all players.
• During specific events or updates, cheese may see a spike in demand, increasing its value.
• Cheese is often traded among players, especially during quest completion periods.

Fun Facts About Cheese

Here are some quirky and interesting facts about cheese in OSRS:

• Cheese is a favorite food item among players due to its nostalgic value.
• There is a rare chance to find a “cheese wheel” while exploring dungeons and caves, which restores more HP than regular cheese.
• Cheese-themed events are occasionally featured during in-game festivals, celebrating its significance in the game world.

FAQ

What is the best way to obtain cheese?

The easiest method is to purchase it from general stores like the one in Lumbridge or Varrock.

Can cheese be used in combat?

While not primarily a combat item, cheese can help restore health in PvP scenarios.

Which quests require cheese?

Notable quests include “The Recipe for Disaster” and “Gertrude’s Cat.”

How much HP does cheese restore?

Normal cheese restores 2 HP, while other variants can restore 3 to 4 HP.

Is cheese tradable?

Yes, cheese can be traded between players, especially during quest completion times.