If you’re like us and are a foodie as well as a gamer, chances are you’ll love Phoodle! The latest in a seemingly never-ending line of Wordle clones, Phoodle combines the simple-yet-classic gameplay of Josh Wardle’s original daily puzzle game with a plethora of culinary combinations! With potential solutions including dishes, cooking techniques, kitchen gadgets, ingredients, and more, it’s certainly not as easy as it appears, and chances are you may need a little bit of help deciphering today’s Phoodle answer. Don’t worry, as always, our team of word game enthusiasts are here to help!
Find out today’s Phoodle answer as well as a bit of background about the game and tips and tricks to get you well on your way to solving the puzzles for yourself!
Phoodle Answer for Today: October 10, 2024
Today’s Phoodle answer is BOATS.
Miss yesterday’s answer? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered in our archive below:
Phoodle Answers for Yesterday & Last Week:
October 08: DILLY
October 07: CHIMI
October 06: GLERA
October 05: BREAK
October 04: TUNNY
October 03: QUARK
October 02:KUGEL
October 01: SCALY
September 30: WAFER
September 29: SOUSE
September 28: PORTO
September 27: TIANS
September 26: FARRO
September 25: STEER
September 24: RINSE.
September 23: PULSE
September 22: MIGAS.
September 21: LAGER
September 20: CUPPA
September 19: ELDER
September 18: BUTTY
September 17: PUREE
September 16: STORE
September 15: CHITS
September 14: MANTI
September 13: MAPLE
September 12: PORGY
September 11: FONIO
September 10: GREEK
September 09: ONION
September 08: Honey
September 07: Deuce
September 06: Rusks
September 05: Chips
September 04: Thigh
September 03: Basil
September 02: Patty
September 01: Dolci
August 31: Cukes
August 30: Caddy
August 29: Burns
August 28: Doily
August 27: Morty
August 26: Charm
August 25: Dakos
August 24: Shake
August 23: Noods
August 22: Stalk
August 21: Patch
August 20: Tails
August 19: Heads
August 18: Beery
August 17: Panir
August 16: Creme
August 15: Pollo
August 14: Butts
August 13: Frito
August 12: Slugs
August 11: Latte
August 10: Works
August 09: Foamy
August 08: Jerks
August 07: Treat
August 06: Cones
August 05: Scoop
August 04: Shape
August 03: Apero
August 02: Bowls
August 01: Meals
July 31:Droop
July 30: Agave
July 29: Brine
July 28: Krill
July 27: Corks
July 26: Glace
July 25: Husks
July 24: Chard
July 23: Slabs
July 22: Grape
July 21: Tower
July 20: Plums
July 19: Maize
July 18: Rinds
July 17: Swirl
July 16: Peach
July 15: Whets
July 14: Pimms
July 13: Cream
July 12: Malts
July 11: Probe
July 10: Fuzzy
July 09: Pouch
July 08: Edges
July 07: Veiny
July 06: Soave
July 05: Prawn
July 04: Salad
July 03: Round
July 02: Leafy
July 01: Grass
June 30: Beany
June 29: Morel
June 28: Lolly
June 27: Dusts
June 26: Torte
June 25: Parmi
June 24: Gills
June 23: Prune
June 22: Spill
June 21: Weeds
June 20: Steak
June 19: Plugs
June 18: Anago
June 17: Rests
June 16: Poppy
June 15: Hulls
June 14: Stone
June 13: Woods
June 12: Snail
June 11: Jewel
June 10: Berry
June 9: Royal
June 8: Cling
June 7: Bonut
June 6: Limey
June 5: Pesto
June 4: Sweet
June 3: Zests
June 2: Rocky
June 1: Carne
May 31: Baron
May 30: Soggy
May 29: Mason
May 28: Toffy
May 27: Grill
May 26: Gesha
May 25: Heady
May 24: Rusty
May 23: Shiso
May 22: Bries
May 21: Saucy
May 20: Boost
May 19: Kofta
May 18: Gigli
May 17: Sling
May 16: Plonk
May 15: Carby
May 14: Links
May 13: Sammy
May 12: Petal
May 10: Pasta
May 09: Tulip
May 08: Globe
May 07: Hints
May 06: Steep
May 05: Elote
May 04: Smash
May 03: Trace
May 02: Satay
May 01: Parts
April 30: Lotus
April 29: Rampy
April 28: Bomba
April 27: Prime
April 26: Sopes
April 25: Board
April 24: Pours
April 23: Pates
April 22: Grown
April 21: Lassi
April 20: Shank
April 19: Tipsy!
April 18: Bison
April 17: Argan
April 16: Lilac
April 15: Fuels
April 14: Point
April 13: Fiery
April 12: Cured
April 11: Ridge
April 10: Boxes
April 09: Melty
April 08: Splat
April 07: Peaty
April 06: Swine
April 05: Crust
April 04: Bulbs
April 03: Parma
April 02: Jelly
April 01: Flaky
March 31: Nests
March 30: Shots
March 29: Breed
March 28: Catch
March 27: Swicy
March 26: Feeds
March 25: Beech
March 24: Arils
March 23: Crown
March 22: Spore
March 21: Porky
March 20: Silky
March 19: Chuck
March 18: Flats
March 17: Corns
March 16: Stout
March 15: Bones.
March 14: Limes.
March 13: Necco
March 12: Milky
March 11: Chick.
March 10: Chaat
March 09: Bliss
March 08: Soups
March 07: Creme
March 06: Fudgy
March 05: Brews
March 04: Whole
March 03: Peels
March 02: Sazon
March 01: Stews
February 29: Meals
February 28: Cakey
February 27: Tangy!
February 26: Truck!
February 25: Stand
February 24: Tikka
February 23: Kiosk
February 22: Stick
February 21: Comte
February 20: Mango
February 19: Preps
February 18: Laver
February 17: Smell
February 16: Papaw
February 15: Menus
February 14: Heart
February 13: Tasty
February 12: Twine
February 11: Cases
February 10: House
February 09: Plain
February 08: Stiff
February 07: Peaks
February 06: Spoil
February 05: Field
February 04: Berry
February 03: Sated
February 02: Kombu
February 01: Hoppy
January 31: Cocoa
January 30: Toddy
January 29: Downs
January 28: Dolma
January 27: Fumet
January 26: Mules
January 25: Ranch
January 24: Carts
January 23: Piece
January 22: Flair
January 21: Mount
January 20: Cruet
January 19: Brand
January 18: Ancho
January 17: Opera
January 16: Bowls
January 15: Scoop
January 14: Pulpy
January 13: Mitts
January 12: Seedy
January 11: Torta
January 10: Still
January 09: Gassy
January 08: Check
January 07: Fluid
January 06: Omega
January 05: Diets
January 04: Amino
January 03: Fiber
January 02: Sober
January 01: Grape
December 31: Saber
December 30: Bumps
December 29: Shape
December 28: Racks
December 27: Fancy
December 26: Akara
December 25: Goose
December 24: Prime
December 23: Fudge.
December 22: Canes
December 21: Glogg
December 20: Snaps
December 19: Bread
December 18: Spike
What is Phoodle?
As the name probably suggests, Phoodle is a spinoff to the New York Times’ Wordle daily guessing game. With gameplay reminiscent of both Wheel of Fortune and Mastermind, players must guess the food-related five-letter word in six guesses or fewer.
Upon entering an incorrect guess, users will receive visual clues about how close their entry was to the correct answer. For instance, correct letters in the correct space will be coloured green, correct letters but in the wrong place will be coloured orange, and letters that don’t feature in the answer at all will be coloured grey.
Phoodle was created in 2022, and now allows users to register an account to track and share their progress and win-loss record (similar to Wordle’s streaks) with friends.
The game also features fun ‘Phoodle facts’, which provide a little bit of additional insight into the answer of the day.
How to Play Phoodle: Tips & Tricks
Playing Phoodle is as simple as using the on-screen keyboard to enter your guess. Make sure you consider a broad range of international cuisine as well as kitchen utensils and cooking gizmos! Culinary knowledge aside, strategies you might also use for Wordle itself should pay dividends here. Consider the most common letters, such as T, R, E, and try to use all of your vowels in your initial guesses to hopefully take out some of the board early on.
Letters that have already been used will be shaded in dark grey, making life a little easier in narrowing down your selections. And remember: a ‘bad’ word is better than not having a word at all – even if it’s not food-related, it may help unveil additional clues.
Food not really your thing? Why not consider naming that tune with Heardle series, with classic songs from decades such as the 10s, 00s, 90s, 80s, 70s, or 60s.
