Looking for the answer for Phoodle today? Well, you’ve arrived in the right place. In this guide, we’re going to provide you with the answer for today’s puzzle. We’ll also keep this guide updated with the solution for every subsequent puzzle. With that in mind, we recommend that you bookmark this page and check back daily so you never get stuck again.
Phoodle is almost exactly the same game as Wordle, but with one key difference: all of the words you’re guessing are based on food. That could be a type of food, a famous culinary personality, or, well, anything related to that world. It does help you narrow down your guesses though, but the actual game remains similar. Guess a food word, green letters are in the word in the right place, yellow are in the word in the wrong place, and the rest of the letters aren’t in the word.
You can play Phoodle on the official website. If you’re a fan of daily word games, we’ve got plenty more where that came from. Check out our Weaver today, Poeltl today, Semantle today, Dordle today, and Quordle today solutions.
Phoodle Today – Definition
Before we just straight up give you the answer, here’s a definition for today’s word that might help you get there:
a fleshy fruit with thin skin and a central stone containing the seed, e.g. a plum, cherry, almond, or olive.
Phoodle Today – Answer
Here is the solution for today’s Phoodle puzzle:
- May 24: DRUPE
Phoodle FAQ
Now, we’ll answer a bunch of questions you may have about Phoodle.
What Is Phoodle?
Phoodle is a Wordle-like daily puzzle game that challenges you to guess a specific word every single day. Unlike Wordle, in which the word can be anything in the dictionary, Phoodle focuses on food-focused words. This could be a type of food, a famous chef, or a technique performed while making food. There’s a surprising amount of depth.
How Does It Work?
Well, pretty much like Wordle. Guess a word (remember, it has to be food-based), any letters that appear in the word in the correct place are marked green. Yellow letters are in the word but in the wrong place, while uncoloured letters don’t appear in the word. You use these clues to help narrow down the correct word.
Got Any Tips and Tricks?
- Vowels: A similar strategy to Wordle works well here. Start by using words with plenty of vowels, as they appear in most words and will give you a good jumping off point. Try and use all vowels in your first two words.
- Food: After this point, think of food, or food-related words that have letters in the place described. You should be able to make some ground here.
- Definition: If you’re still struggling, our definition above can help. It’s not quite as simple as giving you the answer straight up.
What Are The Previous Phoodle Answers?
- May 23: STONE
- May 22: BLOAT
- May 19: PANSY
- May 18: NAPPE
- May 17: SIEVE
- May 16: BITES
- May 15: SMELT
- May 12: SHEET
- May 11: KNEAD
- May 10: CLOVE
- May 9: PARTY
- May 8: TOAST
- May 5: CHILE
- May 3: WATER
- May 2: TASTE
- May 1: LADLE
- April 28: DURUM
- April 27: BAKER
- April 26: SCRAP
- April 25: STOVE
- April 24: GRITS
- April 21: ENOKI
- April 20: COMBO
- April 19: RICER
- April 18: HALAL
- April 17: CARBO
- April 16: STALE
- April 15: CUPPA
- April 14: SAVOR
- April 13: CROCK
- April 12: DATES
- April 11: MIXED
- April 10: CHICK
- April 7: CREME
- April 6: MATZO
- April 5: SEDER
- April 4: MINTS
- April 3: TULIP
- April 2: DASHI
- April 1: FOOLS
- March 31: CURDS
- March 30: SERVE
- March 29: WEDGE
- March 28: BLAND
- March 27: CAROB
- March 24: QUART
- March 23: SATAY
- March 22: MUSHY
- March 21: STEAM
- March 20: FRIED
- March 19: BASIN
- March 18: NAPPE
- March 17: BEERS
- March 16: GREEN
- March 15: SPICY
- March 14: TARTE
- March 13: DINER
- March 12: BASTE
- March 11: SABLE
- March 10: TRIPE
- March 9: BIALY
- March 8: SNAIL
- March 7: TIMER
- March 6: CHIPS
- March 5: AREPA
- March 4: PARCH
- March 3: CAPON
- March 2: BENTO
- March 1: FROTH
- February 28: PASTE
- February 27: HONEY
- February 26: KASHA
- February 25: RINSE
- February 24: DICER
- February 23: TONGS
- February 22: ICING
- February 21: GUMBO
- February 20: EVIAN
- February 19: VEGAN
- February 18: SPELT
- February 17: PARER
- February 16: MOCHA
- February 15: SCAPE
- February 14: HEART
- February 13: SWEET
- February 12: WINGS
- February 11: CHILI
- February 10: PERCH
- February 9: GRIST
- February 8: BROWN
- February 7: PANKO
- February 6: DOZEN
- February 5: GYROS
- February 4: RAMPS
- February 3: CRUET
- February 2: SHANK
- February 1: MAPLE
- January 31: DRAIN
- January 30: CREMA
- January 29: CORER
- January 28: STOCK
- January 27: CAPER
- January 26: PINTO
- January 25: BLADE
- January 24: FIZZY
- January 23: GRIND
- January 22: SEEDS
- January 21: KORMA
- January 20: AIOLI
- January 19: TANGY
- January 18: SCALE
- January 17: THYME
- January 16: PECAN
- January 15: SWEAT
- January 14: RAMEN
- January 13: KNISH
- January 12: CRISP
- January 11: WAGYU
- January 10: ROLLS
- January 9: SKATE
- January 7: TUILE
- January 6: PEKOE
- January 5: STALK
- January 4: SHAKE
- January 3: GLAZE
- January 2: DOUGH
- January 1: N/A
- December 31: N/A
- December 30: N/A
- December 29: N/A
- December 28: GUAVA
- December 27: COCOA
- December 26: BUNCH
- December 25: N/A
- December 24: N/A
- December 23: TAPAS
- December 22: LATKE
- December 21: COORS
- December 20: FUDGE
- December 19: SYRUP
- December 18: BROTH
- December 17: CRUDO
- December 16: MIRIN
- December 15: PLUMS
- December 14: SERVE
- December 13: SNACK
- December 12: CREAM
- December 11: AROMA
- December 10: TORTE
- December 9: SYRAH
- December 8: SCORE
- December 7: BASIL
- December 6: SQUAB
- December 5: PULSE
- December 4: FLASK
- December 3: SUMAC
- December 2: WURST
- December 1: FROST
- November 30: SPEAR
- November 29: BROIL
- November 28: APRON
- November 27: BOMBE
- November 26: CAKES
- November 25: PRAWN
- November 24: BRINE
- November 23: SAUCE
- November 22: CARVE
- November 21: FIBER
- November 20: CUKES
- November 19: REFRY
- November 18: CACIO
- November 17: JELLY
- November 16: POUND
- November 15: BURNT
- November 14: DAIRY
- November 13: COSMO
- November 12: KAMUT
- November 11: BEETS
- November 10: CREPE
- November 9: CHUCK
- November 8: SNAIL
- November 7: LUNCH
- November 6: BREAM
- November 5: PEARS
- November 4: NACHO
- November 3: TABLE
- November 2: FLANK
- November 1: GRAZE
- October 31: CANDY
- October 30: LATTE
- October 29: TREAT
- October 28: GOUDA
- October 27: KIWIS
- October 26: YEAST
- October 25: SLICE
- October 24: FRANK
- October 23: GROAT
- October 22: N/A
- October 21: BLINI
- October 20: CUMIN
- October 19: GRATE
- October 18: JUICE
- October 17: PLATE
- October 16: SPUDS
- October 15: VODKA
- October 14: LECHE
- October 13: MINCE
- October 12: LIMES
- October 11: DECAF
- October 10: CRUST
- October 9: SQUID
- October 8: PEPSI
- October 7: FARRO
- October 6: ACORN
- October 5: CHARD
- October 4: TACOS
- October 3: LIVER
- October 2: SCALD
- October 1: EATER
- September 30: ASPIC
- September 29: OUNCE
- September 28: GOURD
- September 27: ROAST
- September 26: BEEFY
- September 25: CREME
- September 24: PONZU
- September 23: JERKY
- September 22: GAMEY
- September 21: CATER
- September 20: CRUMB
- September 19: FLOAT
- September 18: MATZO
- September 17: KEFIR
- September 16: HALVA
- September 15: CHOPS
- September 14: FRYER
- September 13: YOLKS
- September 12: PLUOT
- September 11: ANISE
- September 10: CAJUN
- September 9: MACHE
- September 8: CLAMS
- September 7: GUMMY
- September 6: SAVOY
- September 5: PUNCH
- September 4: CACAO
- September 3: BACON
- September 2: PILAF
- September 1: STEIN
That will do it for our Phoodle today guide. Make sure to grab the game via the links at the top of this page, check the third paragraph for related content, and bookmark this page to get tomorrow’s solution.
