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I have a few questions about today’s Strands puzzle.
Maybe this is sour grapes (pardon the pun?)
but it seems to me to be a flawed concept.
Firstly, why are some answers plural and others not?
CRACKER is included in its singular form.
Would you only get one cracker on a charcuterie board?
I very much doubt any charcuterie ever, in the history of charcuterie, has featured a single olive.
Which would be fine if they were all singular but NUTS is plural.
Secondly, what on earth is SPREAD?
What is it doing here?
Is this a cultural difference between the UK (where I am) and the US?
Why not throw in potato or porridge or roasted pheasant or unicorn steaks?
What’s the connection here?
Anyway, maybe you found it easier.
By all means email and tell me what I’m missing.
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Strands is the NYT’s new word game, following Wordle and Connections.
It’s currently in Beta and can be played on theNYT Games siteon desktop or mobile.
