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| rdfs:comment | - It is needed along with a Rotten tomato, an Eye of newt, and a Greenman's Ale for the Recipe for Disaster quest. The Dirty Blast, despite having a drink option, cannot be drunk nor emptied. It is useless after the quest. The reason this disgusting drink is to be supplied by the player is not to make a wonderful dish. The Culinaromancer's recipe is in fact a powerful food-magic (as explained by the gypsy when you ask her what happened) and by preparing this recipe, the Lumbridge cook inadvertently revives the Culinaromancer.
- A dirty blast is a drink used in the first subquest of Recipe for Disaster. It is made by adding ashes to a fruit blast. Its premade counterpart obtained from Blurberry's Bar will not work. Additionally, you cannot add the ashes until after the quest begins. Creating a dirty blast gives 5 Cooking experience. The dirty blast, despite having a drink option, cannot be drunk nor emptied. It is useless after the quest. The fastest way to make it is going to the Grand Exchange and buying a fruit blast then add the ashes.
- It is needed along with a Rotten tomato, an Eye of newt, and a Greenman's Ale for the Recipe for Disaster quest. The Dirty Blast, despite having a drink option, cannot be drunk nor emptied. It is useless after the quest. The fastest way to make it is going to the G.E. and buying a Fruit blast then add the ashes.
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| Examine | - A cool refreshing fruit mix. With ash in for some reason.
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| Update | - Hundredth Quest - Recipe for Disaster!
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| abstract | - It is needed along with a Rotten tomato, an Eye of newt, and a Greenman's Ale for the Recipe for Disaster quest. The Dirty Blast, despite having a drink option, cannot be drunk nor emptied. It is useless after the quest. The reason this disgusting drink is to be supplied by the player is not to make a wonderful dish. The Culinaromancer's recipe is in fact a powerful food-magic (as explained by the gypsy when you ask her what happened) and by preparing this recipe, the Lumbridge cook inadvertently revives the Culinaromancer.
- A dirty blast is a drink used in the first subquest of Recipe for Disaster. It is made by adding ashes to a fruit blast. Its premade counterpart obtained from Blurberry's Bar will not work. Additionally, you cannot add the ashes until after the quest begins. Creating a dirty blast gives 5 Cooking experience. The dirty blast, despite having a drink option, cannot be drunk nor emptied. It is useless after the quest. The fastest way to make it is going to the Grand Exchange and buying a fruit blast then add the ashes. This drink was part of a spell trapping the Culinaromancer in another dimension. A century later, the descendent of the spell creator mistook the spell for a grand banquet and requested aid in obtaining the ingredients, including the dirty blast. He recreated the spell, accidentally freeing the Culinaromancer from his prison.
- It is needed along with a Rotten tomato, an Eye of newt, and a Greenman's Ale for the Recipe for Disaster quest. The Dirty Blast, despite having a drink option, cannot be drunk nor emptied. It is useless after the quest. The fastest way to make it is going to the G.E. and buying a Fruit blast then add the ashes. The reason this disgusting drink is to be supplied by the player is not to make a wonderful dish. The Culinaromancer's recipe is in fact a powerful food-magic (as explained by the gypsy when you ask her what happened) and by preparing this recipe, the Lumbridge cook inadvertently revives the Culinaromancer.
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